Not directly applicable to your situation, but an acquaintance of mine got into a lot of trouble in a slip-and-fall incident because she tried to DIY the insurance.

That community is one of the most established around here, and their prices in there didn't fall that much, even during COVID, which is positive.Let me know if you have specific questions.

and entertaining this, will give you the falls impression this is up for debate or argument.It is not.. as this is not an opinion.. this is fact.

@Christian Johnson I'm a new investor myself and I had a deal fall apart 2 days before I was supposed to close, I've been out bid on a bunch of properties, etc.... things don't always go as you expect them to go but you just have to keep at it and I've learned something from each action I've taken.

I want to do this for liability reasons (i.e. if one of my tenants slips and falls and attempts to sue, etc.)

@David FerrerasFrom what I’ve seen the best time to get something rented is middle spring to early fall due to the PCS season here, but this again depends on who your target clients are.

But even in my area, it is a little more challenging to find tenants in the fall/winter months.

Being in Chicago I am booked throughout the spring winter and fall, with very little bookings in dead of winter.

Do you fall through holes in the floor?

They fall under quite a few different names, whether it's modular, prefabricated, prebuilt, factory built etc but from my understanding they are all relatively synonyms for one another (I could be mistaken).