Hi there,I'm wondering: if I have a property management company managing my rental property (say SFR), are they liable for lawsuits from the tenant regarding contract language, security deposits, mismanaging (not resp...

Hi Everyone,
I'm looking at getting my first rental, and am researching insurance. I'm trying to decide on insurance coverage. Am I right in assuming if a renter has renter's insurance, and they miss a payment on the...

Is anyone familiar with an insurance product that covers damages created by a tenant?

For example, if I need to evict my tenant and he trashes the house situation - i'm looking for such coverage.

Anyone?

hello! I own a house in philadelphia but I dont live in philadelphia so i hire a manager for the rentals of the house. So I dont know much about the rental license stuff so I thought the rental manager will get everyt...

My fund recently purchased a house from Dekalb foreclosure auction. After we purchased the property, we received a fax from Dekalb county regarding on a $30k+ unpaid water bill that we are responsible for. We ran the ...

Hello everyone,
I am interesting to buy an commercial property this coming upset sale 2023.
still deciding how to prepare myself in the coming auction. So i have a few questions which i can't find answers for them. ...

From another client report (this one from 2012) - sans footnotes and references.All Americans are experiencing the expansionist wave of government control over all of our activities, and businesses are being increasin...

Question of the day... How do I get tied to the deal officially?
Do I go through my own title company or submit the signed forums through to their's? :idea:

Hey ya’ll I hope everyone is having a good day.I have 2 questions maybe I can get some answersIn case I bought a tax deed (actual deed - not certificate).answers:1. What needs to be done in order to take lawful posses...

I heard there are some variety of steps in order to obtain fixed costs. To obtain fixed costs such as seller's mortgage, insurance fees, and annual property taxes, are wholesalers allowed to act as "power of attorney"...