Any experienced investors/landlords rent their properties to Oxford House?

Get the clock ticking on your landlording experience so that the future loans can start counting your rental income towards your dti calculations.

I have 4 questions, dealing with two people, Person "A" and Person "B"1) How much property-level landlord insurance should one get, assuming: The properties in question are all value of ~$250K average with 20% equity (~$50K equity value).

But you tell the landlord "I want to use my lease, not yours."

It seems to me that this 'should' be more of a concern of a responsible landlord whether or not he/she rents to students rather than the insurance company.

Looks like you're trying to get into land lording.

I am a low volume buyer and in the past I have bought off the MLS or pocket deals from realtors. I get good deals that way but I think I could get better deals buying like a wholesaler. For my next purchase I though...

Networking with other landlords or property managers can be a big help too.

As owners/investors/landlords, what are some of the contributing factors you look for when selecting a company to handle your investment?

I think too it's nice landlord vs. save yourself the liability.