Explaining why new BFF Mary can't be there every night and sleep on the couch, sending notices about Mary parking on the street blocking other tenants.If the $110 is better spent in time than money then go for it.

The problem is that sound and vibrations travel through solid objects and unless you do drastic things (isolation of the floor joists to the structure?)

., it is a property management company so these cosigners are very common here.I emailed her and talked to her on the phone, she was very nice and explained that she wasn't going to evict us out of the blue like that, but the somewhat threatening email was just to get a quick response.A false alarm altogether, I think I mostly wanted to know if she even had the legal grounds to kick us out on a whim like that.Thanks for all the replies, I did learn a lot from all of this. :)

There are lots of shiny objects in real estate.

Feel free to give me a call and I can explain it all to you. 

If so $900 a year for $200k landlord policy with Replacement Cost coverage does not sound out of line assuming you have some of the other coverage lines I put in above and a decent amount of liability coverage.Talk to your agent - if they can't break down the info and explain it understandable terms find a new agent.

Explain that you will pay his price if he'll take your terms. 

The Bigger Pocket's Allison person send me an e-mail with an investor post that talked about how IRR is more important to an investor than NOI or the cap rate, but nowhere in the article did it explain what IRR is.

Also if anyone would be able to explain what tax benefits one gets in having anyone of these corporations.

Just find a rock star residential person and be around to explain anything to your neighbor.Good Luck!