BAIT election), and death/disability clauses.

If your in a wheel chair heck yeah you have legit disabilities.

My view is if you hire out virtually al, the work and have systems to automate the routine, the number can be real high.we have mid 20s but the 4 STRs have either a PM or a co-host which puts us ~20 units self managed.  

Here in Maine, it routinely gets deep into the negative temperatures in winter, so lack of power/heat/hot water can quickly become a health and safety issue, especially if there are small children/elderly or those with health issues in the building.

I’m a disabled Army Veteran who is just starting my journey in real estate investing.I joined this community to connect with like-minded individuals, learn from seasoned investors, and build relationships that will help me grow into a successful investor.

Many live on disability or section 8.

Routine operating expenses—maintenance, repairs, insurance, property taxes, mortgage interest, etc.

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, perhaps see if it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

It’s not a chatbot and it doesn’t sound robotic—it’s a natural-sounding voice assistant that:- Handles routine phone calls & inquiries 24/7 - Qualifies leads so you only spend time on high-intent sellers - Books appointments directly in your calendar - Always transfers to a human when a personal touch is needed This gives you more time for the “belly-to-belly” meetings that actually close deals.I’m looking for two things: 1.

Honestly, if it weren’t for my routine walk-throughs, I could probably go years without setting foot in some of them.