@Ika SargeantYes, its a very much talked about, I know in Reston there really isn't a need over here but I do know in falls church for example thats where alot of travel nurses live so Rental Arbitrage would be successful over there but there's not enough data over there so I haven't been investing my time in researching because of the lack of data but I'm going to call the Fairfax Nova hospital and get more information from them this week to see if they do contracts with corporations to send agency nurses to properties but that will be later. 

In most cases no need to form an LLC until you are under contract with a property and know you are moving forward.

After 20 years in real estate (before DSCR loans were even around), here’s my take: Tampa and Central Florida are gold mines if you play it smart.

Or contract all labor?

Under contract to buy a home that needs to be completely torn down. 

Of course, it's always smart to keep funds aside for unforeseen or emergency related costs.Others who have already responded have provided some great opinions. 

Be an area expert on contracts, zoning, value add components, contractors, and so much more. 

What’s the best approach to establish business-to-business contracts with insurance companies?

I am pretty sold on DataFlik's stacked lists, but I wanted to run this question by all of the smart investors here at BP. 

We go by a simple concept, just do what you agreed too in the contract, nothing more, nothing less - if that happens then we all win.