Many investors want to stay away from them.

Hi @Patrick Gault,A lot of this depends on both on your time frame (for your first withdrawal) and how you define "low risk".If you are looking at needing the money in less than a year, the only "low risk" option that I am aware of is keeping it in cash. 

There are indicators to me that Cummins is here to stay.  

There are plenty of rentals in Aurora, Naperville, and a couple in Oswego but none specifically in Montgomery that I can find.There are a couple of hotels in the area, which shows there is at least some demand for stay in the area.What are people's thoughts/experiences on this?

Staying in the lines of the wholesale space...

I assumed that staying at home would be the best option for now.

The tenant would pay $75 lets say per month to not have to have a deposit, your betting on that they will stay more than 12 months.

But, since you asked, here are a few items to be very aware of when you're reviewing your insurance program:Matching the property to the correct type of policy: Every type of property (single family, 1-4 multi-family, 5+ unit multi-family, vacant, rehab, commercial, etc.

A lot less painful on her end so she's more likely to stay, and if she does, then I don't have any additional expenses. 

You can't throw it in dumpster unfortunately.You can bag it up to make it easier to carry outside.The constable has to stay there until house is emtied out so you need to have a crew their to carry out the stuff.Then everyone will come pick through it and make a mess.Then you have to haul off the junk and clean up all the debris.