You can look at increasing your deductible to reduce the premium that way ( I have all my properties at 5% deductible because I don't intend to open an insurance claim unless is something major). 

HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit)Pros:Flexible—you only pay interest on what you draw.Fast access to capital for deals as they come up.Cons:Variable interest rates can jump on you, which kills long-term predictability.As investors, we want constants in our portfolio, and HELOCs create one more moving piece that can eat into margins if rates rise.Banks can reduce or freeze HELOCs in certain market conditions.3.

After listing, I’ve had to reduce the rent price three times to attract interest.

For anyone looking at turnkey properties in the Midwest, I’ve seen that focusing on markets with strong rental demand—like near universities or growing job hubs—can really maximize cash flow and reduce vacancy.

This way you avoid penalties, reduce stress, and spread the cash flow.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

We used some of the other contract tips to help reduce insurance premiums and I've been able to help my mentor improve some of his operations.

All while reducing the danger of damage/squatters in an unoccupied property.)If you’re 4% higher and it takes an extra 15 days, you actually lost money. 

Newer platforms have their own strengths which may include more modern user interfaces and pricing models that reduce your costs or defer the software costs to the tenants.How to decide: Take a couple hours to try free trials (where offered), set up a property, move in a tenant, receive a rent payment, and post an application.

Other than that, you're learning the ropes of real estate and ideally reducing your housing expense. 

The delivery timeline is also reduced allowing quicker lease up schedules.