I'm sure it will prove to be useful.

You do owe them for any work they did to repair the property, board it up, meeting the police on your behalf, etc as a result of the break-ins. 3.

(S)he should have access to a number of insurers and policy types.I checked with Proper and Steadily and both do not allow more than one booking in a house at the same time.I'm wondering if there are any other insurances that do allow it?

Also, do you typically get a quote from a local handyman for repairs?

How do I PM you or email you?

Do we need to get workmen compensation or other liability insurance?

Indiana ( northwest) has been doing great rent wise and from what i hear, much more landlord friendly than Illinois:Any questions would be happy to help.

It’s so small and the only bath in the house so I want to leave the tub.

Or are builders likely to not even take the job seriously/bother quoting on it if the land isn't already purchased?

I am in central Indy and have not seen much of it yet I see in other markets it has a lot of success.