Hi we have some rentals in southern California.  Rental single houses, duplexes, triplexes, quadsI am planning to overhaul all insurance- I have State Farm and I think they charge a lot but I have nothing to compare f...

Hello guys, I started the BP podcast in August and its been a daily thing.  I am interested in buy and hold rentals but my wife and I were walking in a very nice area of our city of Hollywood Florida.  And found this ...

Hello All,This is my first post and it’s a doozy.   My Father in law purchased his home back in the 80’s.   It’s in California and the tax basis is quite low.   The home is owned in a Trust and his 4 children are the ...

So I had a fire destroy two of my houses.  One 3 bed, 2 bath, and an ADU that is 2 bed, 1 bath.  I have insurance and the adjuster just came out today  (it took some time for the town to do asbestos testing and allow ...

I own rental homes in Kansas and Missouri. $800 is what I pay in Kansas for property insurance a 3 or 4 bedroom with 2 or 2.5 baths home around 1500 square feet . These are nice solid A neighborhoods.In Missouri, a 1,...

I have a portfolio of rentals in Mesa, Arizona (AZ) and I would like to establish a relationship with a great contractor.  I have a current need to rebuild some storage rooms under a carport that one of my tenants hit...

I am strongly considering purchasing 1/2 acre of land w/ an existing structure on it. The value is in the land. The strategy I am considering is to tear down the existing structure and rebuild w/ a 4 unit complex. ...

Hi all, just thinking if it would be possible to somehow utilize the equity in a home to pay for extensive reconstruction, i.e. tear down and rebuild?I understand lenders usually require a full payout before the const...

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Does anyone has a suggestion for a fire damage restoration company in Indianapolis for a SFH ? A general contractor would also do fine. I recently had a rental property burned down and am looking for a company...

I heard Brandon on on the BP Podcast mention that he uses cash value policy vs replacement cost policy.  I've read that cash value can be messy. Thoughts?