Corbin,If the rentals are 1-4 family houses, the most common policy to cover them is a Dwelling/Fire policy (some companies name the as a Landlord policy).

Hello, all of you experienced REI guys! We’re trying to get in the game, but have hit a snag. Our plan was to sell our primary residence, after having made extensive upgrades, and use the equity to purchase a duplex. ...

---Does it make sense in smaller properties- ie I have a 2 story property where the 2nd level had a fire.

In Florida it is a felony offense to steal a fire extinguisher.

It’s almost a travesty as one of the lenders I know how a”special program” for fire fighters, law enforcement, teachers...

It has fire damage in one unit, which started in the kitchen located in the back of the unit.

I have invested in several syndications and hard money loan funds but the growth in the area of multi family rentals really blew me away.Earlier this month after our group rolled up our sleeves and did the dirty work to get our hospital through the Covid crisis, this same CEO FIRED US with 60 days notice.

However, a golden opportunity has arisen where they underwent a name change and there was a bunch of drama where different people moved around and got fired.

Just wanting to get some feedback or advice on what he else could do he's dipping his toe in the water I really want him get him more fired up. please share your thoughts on what zach should or could do

There could have been a fire or just a cheap redo at some point.