Insurance is one of the most important aspects of starting up a short-term rental, and it's one of the most overlooked issues.In my experience, it's almost a sure bet that your normal insurance carrier will NOT cover you for any claim arising out of an Airbnb-style short-term rental.

@Derrick Lloyd If you live in CA and lift a finger related to your MO-registered LLC (like, you know, making a phone call to a property manager), CA claims you owe it $800 per year. 

-Throughout the years, tenant has consistently been rude to other family members (also owners) and consistently makes baseless claims that they spent several hundreds of thousands on remodeling the unit and changing floorplans (explicitly stated in the lease that this cannot be done without our consent) and has to always make the last point, regardless if it is reasonable and/or valid.

This lender claims:10% "success" fee can be rolled into loan0-24 month payback period0% APR first 6-12 monthsSounds a little like Epic Fast funding.  

The ultimate goal is to build a legacy to leave to a future child and to have the freedom to go where we want, when we want, with one addendum: charitable donations to organizations that really do help those they're claiming to help.

In countless tax court cases the IRS has ruled against people trying to claim RE pro who work a normal full time job.

However if you have a claim you have to exceed your policy deductible before your insurance will kick in.It also depends on if you are getting a residential policy or commercial. 

They aren't the cheapest insurance out there, but I've never had them fight me on any claims and they pay out very quickly and generously. 

He agrees again, but states that the siding that I claim was there does not match what was installed (It does). 

What are the laws for abanded property after a sale there, can you claim it after notice?