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Hannah Balkenbush Young Adult Investing in Short Term Rentals
28 May 2025 | 2 replies
Short-term rentals can be a great strategy for building wealth through real estate investing. 
Keith Freie Short Term Rental Regulations - Noise Monitoring & Pool Safety Requirements
30 May 2025 | 7 replies
@Keith Freie  Long term look at fence options. 
Michael Morrongiello Are Deeds of Trust used and insurable in the State of Alabama?
28 May 2025 | 1 reply
Yes, this is a nuanced issue that has real-world implications for enforceability and title insurance coverage in Alabama.Alabama is primarily a mortgage state.
Charles Becoat Short Term Rental tenant coverage
9 May 2025 | 4 replies
Proper Insurance and Steadily Insurance are the 2 market leaders for short term rental insurance.
Bernie Margulies Experience with resident benefits? Anybody else exploring it?
8 June 2025 | 14 replies
The tenants get discounts on renters insurance, they get accident coverage if they accidentally break something, they get moving concierge services, utility setup services and they also get access to a 24/7 maintenance number.
Michelle Potter Third generation of long-term rental investing
28 May 2025 | 5 replies
Quote from @Michelle Potter: Long-term, buy and hold rentals.
Michael Morrongiello Not COVERED - TITLE Insurance issue- THOUGHTS appreciated to remedy
20 June 2025 | 31 replies
Litigating with a title insurer that has disclaimed coverage?
Ryan Spath The $8,000 Leak: A Real-World Reminder Why Reserves Matter
12 June 2025 | 3 replies
Here's how we handled it:Carpet removal to prevent mold and speed dryingIndustrial fans and a dehumidifier brought in immediatelyDrywall and baseboard cut 6–8 inches from the floor (no moisture detected with a meter, but we didn’t want to risk it)96-hour drying period with equipment running continuouslyDrywall & painting contractor brought in for a full room (and full house, once we committed to a complete re-pipe)New carpet and padding orderedRe-pipe scheduled and completedThe Cost Breakdown:Carpet and Padding: $527.84Drywall, Trim, Paint, Finish Work: $2,200.00Paint Supplies: $87.70Full Re-Pipe: $5,242.20🔻 Total Out-of-Pocket: $8,057.74Yes, we’ve submitted an insurance claim and are optimistic about some coverage, but this situation reinforces a point I think many newer investors overlook: you must be well-capitalized.The Reserve Rule We Live By:We personally aim to keep a minimum of $10,000 in reserves per door.
Yacine Bouabba How to address rising home insurance costs and taxes
9 June 2025 | 17 replies
Only because you can still buy a Single family home for under $175K and a 2-4 family MF home for under $200K.Rents in majority of these state are in line with Texas and in many of these states if you elect to cater to STR short term rental income you can quadruple your cash flow.
Julie Stevens Beginner Investor Long Term
25 May 2025 | 5 replies
We work with a lot of long-term rental investors in secondary and tertiary markets, and the area you're exploring has a lot of the traits people look for when trying to balance affordability with solid rental demand.