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Insurance for Apartments in California

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By Sam Yin, Derek Maxson, Sanjay Gupta Verified
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Forum Categories All Investor · CA · Member since 2015 · 41 posts · 13 votes Member since 2022 · 79 posts · 72 votes 2y Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2021 · 583 posts · 738 votes 2y Investor · CA · Member since 2015 · 41 posts · 13 votes 2y Member since 2019 · 10 posts · 0 votes 2y What carriers (not brokers) are we finding to work in CA? I have apartments and can't find anyone who will insure.
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By Carlos Ptriawan, Chris Seveney, Sam Yin
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If there's one thing I learnt from the massive crash of CRE in 2023(and 2024) is that "Do not become passive investors". WHen you are passive investor, you become the dumb money , your money is being misused or mismanaged by more experienced sponsor/operator. Why ? because when you are passive and you do have money, you tend not to understand the risk. When market changes, even the most sophisticated sponsor could collapse.
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How much to charge a couple versus a single tenant?

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By Eliott Elias, Randall Alan, Sam Yin, Andrew Dincola
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Hey BP! I’m wondering what you guys might think is an appropriate rate to charge a couple for a bedroom that I would otherwise rent to a single person for $1000? The bedroom has a private bath and is coming furnished with a queen bed, night stand, dresser, desk, desk chair, and rug. Always appreciate the input!
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