Real estate investing can be a great way to earn ongoing income while generating long-term profit too. However, there are certain recurring expenses that rental property owners need to incur in order to run a smooth, well-protected business. One of these expenses to take into consideration is the landlord insurance cost. While properly insuring your rental is a must to avoid various potential problems down the road, it comes at a certain price, which needs to be factored into your investment property analysis.
Daniela Andreevska
Daniela Andreevska
Daniela has been writing about real estate investing for over 6 years, analyzing markets and giving advice to beginner investors. Most recently, she was VP of Content at Mashvisor. Previously, she worked in economic policy research and fundraising. Daniela holds a Master degree in Middle East and Mediterranean Studies from King’s College London.
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