And maybe they will be able to close a property without a middleman, real estate agent or closing attorney, but I've learned over the years that most people cannot sell their own homes as they will destroy a sale over the simplest things, and half my job is saving them from themselves and getting the deal done.  

He said that one more hail storm with quarter-sized hail or larger could possibly destroy any remaining granules and leaks could sprout. 

You could lose the house and destroy your credit at the same time.

For the last 5 years the tenant was a retired man in his 60s who smoked 2 packs a day inside of the unit and totally destroyed it with filth and stink.

I am unsure if you are a seasoned investor but I have found multiple that are active on biggerpockets and do not get owner's title insurance for relatively new-build properties.Besides a potential Indian-native laying claim to a property or a ballistic missile destroying my property, I wonder what else makes owner's title insurance a good investment when I plan to circulate the property after 5-7 years. 

@Kyle HassigI wouldn't have bought a property in 2005 right before the market got destroyed.

Would you rather charge upfront and be nice as it's a standard fee, or have a destroyed home  and be angry and possibly take them to court for damages done by their animals?  

a couple of times driving to KC from CA and back is going to DESTROY your lease allotment. 

Don't destroy that impression by taking potential deals to another investor who gave you nothing when you were starting.6.   

It is a small beach town that was destroyed during Sandy.