If the tenants have a bunch of small holes and marks on the wall, you can touch up paint and charge it back. 

Wall street bros will buy the hype that Chesky can put out. 

.), you'll want a landlord (DP-3) policy that focuses on stud-to-stud interior coverage, also known as "walls-in" coverage.Here’s what to consider:Dwelling coverage: Get a replacement cost estimate for the interior finishes—kitchen, bath, flooring, HVAC, etc.

Which isn’t the end of the world, as there are multiple insurance carriers who will support this.

Look for a tax advisor who understands real estate and an asset protection attorney who can help support your long-term goals.

Some properties look great on paper but fall apart in person: odd layouts, low ceilings, old electrical, plaster walls, uneven floors—all of these can tank your resale and rental value.If a home doesn’t feel right when you walk through it, that’s a red flag.

Having a professional company offer pricing, 24/7 guest communications, marketing, tax remittance, and software/automation support takes the bulk off of your plate only leaving the cleaning and maintenance management which is more easily scaled. 

If you’d like, we can set up a time to discuss how I can support you with this setup and ongoing bookkeeping.

We've been soaking up as much information as possible, but we’re hitting a wall on a few nuanced questions that we hope the BiggerPockets community can help with.Our Situation: >> We currently live in a rent-controlled apartment in New Jersey, just outside of Manhattan.

I'm also the founder of a separate janitorial services company, Williams Solutions, LLC, which supports my passion for business ownership and building long-term wealth.Right now, I’m focused on growing my own rental portfolio and learning from others who’ve successfully scaled their investments—from single-family homes to multifamily or beyond.I’m especially passionate about serving BIPOC and first-time homebuyers, and I’m excited to connect with like-minded investors, landlords, and business owners in this community.If you’re open to sharing your journey, lessons learned, or just want to connect, I’d love to hear from you!