I am looking at an older home to invest in to essentially turn into a MTR. I am just nervous about the home insurance as I have been hearing the home insurance on older Florida homes are between 3k-7k a year, specific...

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I am buying a triplex to owner-occupy and not sure what I should be looking for in a multifamily insurance policy. I now have three quotes which are all different. I really don't kno...

Hello BPer's:Anyone else out there tired of the annual insurance premiums increasing year after year, even with no claims ever? My rates jumped 25% on all my properties in just 1 year all with no claims! I have Erie I...

Some unexpected situation occurred this week in one of my rental properties in Tucson, AZ.I was about to file a claim for the house restoration (leaking / flooding issues) only to discover I had a lapse on my home own...

I am looking to get quotes for my Landlord & Vacant/Course of Construction Policies in the Philadelphia, Bucks County & Montgomery County Area. Looking to see who seems to be coming up the most affordable rate...

Good Morning All, Short Version: I'm looking for a CPA, Lawyer and Insurance Agent in the Greater Rochester NY area who are knowledgeable about and experienced with real estate investment. The goal is to find people w...

For the seasoned residential real estate investor, the “fix-and-flip” or rehab market is the most resilient sector of the real estate game. It’s also a great place for the not-so-seasoned investor to start, as it come...

Hi experienced flippers, especially those in the Phoenix, Arizona area...I'm closing today on a fixer in the Phoenix area, and expect to have it listed for sale by October 2017. I've been calling around countless insu...

Hi Bigger Pockets Community! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family.
So, I am going down the rabbit hole of researching moving my 401k and my wife's 403b from a former employer to a Solo 401k and...

I have two properties in Jersey City. One is a condo. I'm going to confirm how much of the dwelling is covered by the association but what is a good rule of thumb on telling how much it would cost to redo the fixtures...