There are some DR Horton builds out in Reno that actually pencil really well with enough down. 

I have heard 1) That the buyer can just be added as additionally insured on my insurance. 2) That I can be added on as additionally insured on their insurance3) That I need to hold my own insurance and the buyer needs to have their own as well. 

@Frank FloresInvesting in delinquent tax sales in Houston can be profitable, but it comes with risks.

If you’re looking for a good balance between appreciation and cash flow, there’s a lot of opportunity in suburbs to the west, including Adamsville, Forestdale, Pleasant Grove, and the like.If you’re open to nearby markets as well, Tuscaloosa could also be a fast-growing spot with strong student tenants worth looking into.

Rich dad and poor dad explains this concept very well.

You'll do well if you're this disciplined at 18!

Quote from @Lauren Lockett: I'm currently looking for an STR policy as well.

I know this is a personal liability/risk question, but I'd like to focus more on usual policies and prior cases if this would be sufficient to most?

It all depends on how your agent is able to convey the reason of the contingency and negotiate with the listing agent (As listing agents, they want to mitigate risks for their clients as well).For Condos in the Bay Area, you could be exposed to higher risk because of the new SB326 Balcony Law.

You're cashing out a net $6 million directly from investors that trust you with their savings.https://41098383.hs-sites.com/share/hubspotvideo/18605256691...https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/real-estate/rise48-pos...I believe this is the second attempt to raise preferred equity as well.