Cornelius,,  are you the one who I did that deal with on Ashley in Charleston SC. ?

I make no money on this referral, but can vouch for his service and price.https://www.myinsurancementor.com/homeowner-insurance/quote

A few years ago we had plenty of these BRRRR deals on the MLS.

With steel prices climbing, developers are facing significantly higher material costs, especially for multifamily and affordable housing projects that rely on steel for structural components. 

Hi allWe have sent a certified letter to our tenant (Lease Termination - he is on a Month to Month - so we gave him a 30 day notice) on June 2 and need to begin eviction proceedings.We wonder who has done this before (in OH) and any specific legal requirements we should follow. 

Each of the properties has a landlord policy in place, and the LLC is listed as the named insured on those policies (as far as what the agent says, but mail shows personal name).Since the rentals are titled under the LLC and the policies are commercial landlord policies, I’m assuming a commercial umbrella policy is the way to go.

@Nicholas Marchionda,If you do everything right in terms of marketing, pricing, curb appeal, and customer service, you can generally expect to have your property leased in about two to six weeks.For marketing, make sure that your listing is active, visible, and cross-listed on all the major real estate marketplaces: Zillow, Realtor.com, Apartments.com, Zumper, and Trulia.

The next option, keep buying rentals but get a side hustle to increase your cash on hand to buy more and more deals on your own..

However, as you suggested, I’ve decided to err on the side of caution and look for a more straightforward tenant.

Any thoughts on this?