This makes it much easier to add additional properties because they are all managed in one place even if they are in different legal entities, states, etc.

This is a typical furnace scam.

How do you think a judge is going to look at this?

This is 100% accurate, and it’s one of those truths that sounds obvious but gets ignored in underwriting.Tenants don’t “get used to” friction.

We’re not looking for perfection, just practical risk mitigation that courts and insurers actually honor.Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has dealt with real claims, not just underwriting conversations.A proper answer this would take way too long to type out and also will vary from state to state.The easy one: Sewer & Septic back up is an available coverage but not from all carriers.

I’m Mo — a real estate broker/investor based in NYC and Long Island — and I work with a lot of first-time investors who are in the same stage you’re in now.

Anyone with experience in doing this?

One thing I’d add is that campgrounds and RV resorts fit this same framework, just at a different capital and risk profile.

This makes sense though with a softening market though.

Many independent agents have access to ReInsurePro which is basically NREIG for agents - plus many other programs.