If the insurance is paying the rent, would they pay directly to the homeowner or they pay to the policyholder and policyholder pays to the owner? 

My comments were merely suggestions for future developments and as you said, I thought they probably would not work on this property and may not work at all.

Maybe you got married and had kids so now you need a bigger home, but simply moving from one home into what is essentially an exact same home is going to throw all sorts of red flags, especially after only living there a mere 8 months.

Both can use the same entity structures, its merely a matter of control.

Currently under contract for $370k no seller assistance. Original Asking price was $356k. The property was last purchased for $310K in 2017 by the seller. I am seeking feedback & suggestions on how to best Re-nego...

I believe I will be staying with the first lender for the mere sake of not having to start all of the paperwork over again!

Doesn't the mere and simple fact that they need me to sign a new agreement mean the old one is void?

The mere act of remodeling a property does not mean you have to pay FICA taxes as if running a business.

I’m also guessing that not many investor (who are seeking cashflow) are buying another property for a mere $20/mo cashflow, but are likely netting positive cashflow of several hundred dollars per month per door/property.  

It just mere waste of time.