All Forum Posts by: Aaron T.

@Mack Lev the Dayton market is currently in an upswing. However, there are specific neighborhoods that are doing better and worse. Depending on where your properties are, you can have two very different results.

If those properties are in the right area, those could be great deals. If they're in the wrong area, you may have overpaid.

They're duplexes, so your primary target will be investors. Getting all the units rented will make them more attractive.

Since you're out of town, getting a good property manager on board will be critical.

Give me a shout if you want to discuss. I'll connect you up with some people who can help.

@Nili Yosef @Natalie Kolodij Anything that can be done to reduce rates in FL is well worth the effort.  The insurance market is affordable now compared to what will happen once the next big hurricane comes through. 

Most smaller investors will tie their rental to their personal home and auto.  These same companies will not insure a stand alone rental with out having your FL  based home and auto.

There are several commercial insurance programs that can do stand alone reantals and do not require the wind mitigation tests.  I'll PM you the info.