The value is from the insurance providers (quick calculations): USAA - I use them for everthing else today, Statefarm, and Nationwide. 

That's harder and more time consuming.I have not taken her class, but I've listened to some of her podcasts and read some of her stuff and while perhaps a little expensive looks like excellent info for Florida... https://www.facebook.com/QueenOfTaxDeeds/ I'm sure there are others who charge more and know less.I would probably not invest education money in any of the nationwide type gurus that come through town teaching tax lien investing. 

It's very user friendly, free, and gives you coverage nationwide

I have my utility lines covered on a policy written by Philadelphia Contributionship.I have a couple houses that I've been too lazy to switch still with Nationwide (I think) and they DO NOT provide it.

My thoughts right now are:- $700-900 per month in cash flow is outstanding- $67k to get into the deal is a lot, but it would garner ~$100k in equity- I'm split between keeping the killer loan rate and using the property for cash flow, potentially flipping the property, or actually moving into the property myself (coincidence here, but decent timing/location for a possible move for me)I'd love to hear some thoughts on this.....good, bad, ugly or whatever.

If a tenant leaves the place clean and without damages, and has no outstanding rent or fees still due, then we will be able to do so.

Flip (assign) contract to Cash Buyer with 'asking price' (within my asking price, I incorporate my spread (commission, percentage, whatever you guys call it), any outstanding balances and the money needed for the seller).

This is such an outstanding and detailed example of how to create value and generate cash while improving your own asset-truly humbling.

Its important to note that the rent from the 3 units is added to your income to qualify (less advantageous calc method)  and is not used to offset the mortgage (more advantageous calculation).Also you have two current loans outstanding VA loans that have 67% of your 667k limit tied up.

If you are looking nationwide the best place to start is.