I tried to get an online quote with the usual insurance companies, and I am getting an online response saying they don't provide insurance for non owner occupied properties.I am wondering how other folks in CT are getting HO6 insurance for their rental condos in CT.

To recap: Be extremely cautious with flat fee MLS sites that only refer business to other agents.Bonus PointsYou should also consider the ease of use of the flat fee MLS listing provider, for example, can you complete everything online?

I would try to hold onto the property as much as possible and rent it out if I go to grad school out of the city.Schools in the area don't seem that great when looking online.

I would try to hold onto the property as much as possible and rent it out if I go to grad school out of the city.Schools in the area don't seem that great when looking online.

I would try to hold onto the property as much as possible and rent it out if I go to grad school out of the city.Schools in the area don't seem that great when looking online.

If you're in a larger city, there should be plenty of online activity to help you.Keep in mind you are just practicing.

@JD Mims   You might check out phil pustejovsky online videos. 

It’s the government’s right to take private property for a public purpose, like widening the street, or building the Barclays center 😀.It’s a gamble to decide if the city will actually decide to use the land.They usually provide a “fair market value” and it’s inevitable with time that the property will get acquired.

I would say that many folks try to connect with other investors by means of platforms such as Bigger Pockets yes, also getting involved with a few REIA (right now is a great time for online meetings and the ability to be a part of REIAs all over) and connect with some agents just to chat in the markets that you're looking into- I can help you there if you'd like for Indy and other areas.There are going to be various podcasts, articles, blogs, etc on markets and what's trending, but I would personally suggest using numbers as my point of guidance and not follow trends as much as historical/long term results.  

MF 1 MF 2but as noted again above just go to a smaller jurisdiction get on line with their planning department and start reading the code.