(We were planning to move back to our rental and rent our primary due to higher rents so started to rehab the primary then found out insurance would not insure us due to the high fire risks if we changed so ended up rehabbing both houses and burned the savings).Our dilema is we don’t want to sell either of our current houses due to excellent locations and appreciation potential but want to progress with more rentals.

These are great referrals as well to call or email.

I asked what her plan was. 

My friend @Theo Hicks is in Tampa and knows the market well.

We use it on properties bought off market, but it can be used with turnkey or MLS properties as well.

If this is a route you plan to go, I might also get a lawyer on board from the start and allow them to either negotiate with the insurance company or file the lawsuit against the agent and brokerage.

I realize now, had we done that, it would have appreciated well, especially on the stock side.On that theme, if you have very long term designated reserves, I think you are the captain of the ship.

As I look ahead to the next 5 to 10 years, I’m at a crossroads and could really use some advice from this knowledgeable community.I have two potential paths I’m considering:1.Continue Focusing on Short-Term Rentals (STR):•My plan is to shift towards mid- to high-end vacation rentals with unique characteristics.

Now as a mobile home investor, when I wholesale mobile homes I also use assignments as well. 

Well tenant complain of a smell in their room.