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Bill Rainsburger
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Newbie question on landlord insurance

Bill Rainsburger
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Hello, I'm in Indianapolis and considering becoming a landlord, in a very limited way, we have a friend of the family that could use their own place to live. In many parts of Indy you can buy a decent small house for about $25-30,000 cash. I'd charge just enough rent to cover my taxes and insurance, plus a small return on capital, and a small chunk for expected repairs, so about $250 a month.
Now the newbie part of me kicks in, I know I need a landlord insurance policy, how much roughly would insurance run on such a property ? Assuming same limits I have on the house I own and live in, so like 1000 deductible, 300k liability. I do not need replacement cost, if the house burns down I'd just like what I paid for it.
(I realize this approach may sound nutty but it would also be a way for me to learn to be a landlord without committing massive capital)
TIA !

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  • SFR Investor
  • Alexandria, VA
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  • SFR Investor
  • Alexandria, VA
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I'm a newbie also. I use the Affinity Group for NREIG for my properties.

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