Property management(company). 

They look at factors like how old he will be when the loan is matured, whether you are healthy or not, the value of a collateral, or how long he has been working at a company etc. 

. #2: After watching many videos, podcasts and reading some of the BP forums I went for cash flow, talked to turnkey companies who had properties in Cleveland, Detroit, St.

I apologize, life happens and I’ve been away from BP for while and honestly don’t have a real big excuse for it besides a lot of life changes and starting a construction company.

If you’re going to try to keep repairing units instead of replacing them maybe switch to an appliance repair company that comes out with the parts? 

Starting out as an investor/wholesaler we all know there are investor friendly title companies that will help with double closings, assignments of contracts, and blind HUDs.... drop them in the comments. 

It is no different than a loan company requiring insurance on your house or car.As @Dawn Brenengen said, require that they put you down as additional insured.

I recommended  at least talking to an experienced property management company, which is what I did, and maybe a real estate attorney. 

Based on CT rules, the companies can charge for Uninsured subcontractors.

Hey Daniel,My business partner and I host a monthly meetup on the first Saturday of every month at 8AM.