One of my attorneys just sent me a bill reminder a couple of weeks ago for a fee I had already paid back in June/July, which never went through, and that I sent again in August. 

My gut says you probably want/need separate policies for the different entities at the very least - the purpose of having them is to keep things separate in case of a lawsuit, so combining insurance would pierce the veil and allow someone to come after everything. 

After reaching out to two separate CPA's they advised me they do not answer 1031 questions and the intermediary should confirm the correct deadline date.Can anyone confirm whether the qualified intermediary should provide the confirmation of the date pursuant to the IRS notice or provide a CPA who does phone or zoom consultations and works with 1031's/IRS Notices?

That said, my last Booking.com guest a couple of weeks ago was a bit difficult pre-arrival but ended up being a great guest and left a 10 star review (no comments though).  

I'm gonna reach out to you separately to discuss.Tx

Having each service separate can often result in delays, inefficiencies and more work for you as the owner.

I have joined a couple of groups on FB, and connected with some other people here.

Capex and tenant issues tend to exceed cash flow and when you decide to exit after a couple of painful years, you are in for another surprise:It is shockingly hard to sell cheap homes! 

@Bill B.Here are a couple more things to think about.

Historically, properties have appreciated more in A locations, but the cash-flow is nonexistent in the first couple of years whereas C locations cash-flow day 1.