Jim Jennings
Insurance And Structuring Questions
As I'm just starting out, I have been checking the boxes on diligence on structuring the first few deals. Does anyone have thoughts on the following:1) Insurance - What are your experiences with using an umbrella pol...
Jeff L.
How exactly do umbrella insurance policies work?
Say I have two properties, both under separate LLCs and insurance policies.If I get an umbrella policy under one of those insurance policies, can it cover the other property as well? Or do I need to get two umbrella p...
N Miller
Insurance in California - Much More Difficult Process This Year
We own 23 single-family homes in the area. All of the homes are located in working-class neighborhoods and we are fortunate to always have them filled at 100% occupancy. We have owned most of the homes since 2009 / ...
Eric Stalter
First Buy & Hold Property Under Our Belt
Investment Info:
Single-family residence buy & hold investment.
Purchase price: $102,500
Cash invested: $28,000
Rehabbed single family ranch property by replacing all trim, flooring, removing kit...
Danny Diaz
Central Florida Investors!
What's going on everyone! I'm new to biggerpockets and fairly new to the real estate market. Just got my license back in October 2014 with Keller Williams realty here in the central Florida area and I am looking to bu...
Jack Huynh
Can s corporation manage a property own by LLP?
Hello, i am new to real estate investing but I already have an s corporation for another business. I am looking to purchasing a property with investors and trying to figure out how to structure it so that the corporat...
Kevin Smith
Is this the right insurance setup?
I have a question about insurance. I've recently changed how my rentals business is structured, and I'm trying to ensure I have the proper insurance coverage. I have one LLC that manages all of our properties (but own...
Jon Leidgen
One LLC for multiple properties or individual LLC’s
Do you form a new LLC/entity with each new property you buy or do you have one LLC/entity holding them all?
Jason Foy
Should I always get landlord insurance on every house?
Is it a straight yes, we should always have landlord insurance, or there is another basis depending on the equity/geographics/law that makes a landlord choose whether to have it and reduce their cash flow or leave it ...
Jeff Jenkins
Multi Family Exit Strategy
It seems most lenders are only providing 20-30 year amortized loans with either a 5,7, or 10 year balloon, and most of which have prepayment penalties. What is the exit strategy under these circumstances?
I ...