Insurance is getting more and more expensive with renewals doubling or even tripling in some cases.Insurance companies will issue notices to quit if they see stains on your roof from google earth. 

If I was to quit my job tomorrow and work full time as a flipper, I know there is a long time period before I get a nice check from the work I am putting in.

I can think of a lot of funny responses to this statement but know this "it is the title company that decides if a property is insurable, no one else"Only they will tell you what you want to know if that particular quit claim deed is insurable.

There are quite a few in Cleveland but all of the ones that I know of are all findable through a Google search.

Quit acting like you're helping BP, you're trying to get BP "back on track".

There’s nothing you can do to prevent that from occurring and it’s quite frankly the first defendant most plaintiffs attorneys will think to include.

Often, these are some of the hardest properties to get title insurance on for various reasons, and your policy may not be quite the same coverage-wise as what you'd get on a "normal" purchase on the MLS.

Potentially becomes an extortion issue if you hire an agent to list and sell.That's quite a claim. 

While Pittsburgh offers lower entry prices and a more stable rental market, the appreciation potential doesn’t quite match that of Mesa or Gilbert, making it a more cash flow-oriented market rather than one driven by property appreciation.Why Mesa or Gilbert Might Be the Better BetBecause of leverage, that roughly $100K difference in appreciation is HUGE because I've had investors just putting 5% into the deal (so a 5x higher roi). 

On the flip side, a lot of people also buy rentals in their personal name to get a conventional rate and then quit claim it to their LLC after closing.