Good Day,I need to estimate how much the insurance will be before I purchase the property. 

In most states that is considered an act of god and the property owner is under no obligation to do anything for you.

What are the monthly taxes and insurance payments?

But not to worry, those aggressive creditors will be thwarted by the elaborate entity structure  so they have no obligation to pay back the $10K in credit card debt :) 

Hurricanes aren’t what’s driving up insurance rates in Florida.

@Andrew CosmeYou should close just as if it was a normal sale and get a title company to create the loan docs, get title insurance and sell you the property.I strongly recommend you go through a title company and do not do a closing that was based on docs found online etc.

I would say try Facebook market local groups and other mid term rentals for people who are looking to stay for 3 to 6 months due to insurance claims.

You can deduct expenses like mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, and repairs, as well as depreciation on the building (but not the land), which helps reduce your taxable rental income.If you refinance, any interest paid on the new loan would also be deductible.

Furthermore, in our lease we outline that if the tenant fails to perform their maintenance obligations than we may complete their obligations on their behalf and at their expense.

So for these locations, leasing to a car lot is a “tax payer”; no cash flow just enough rent to cover the insurance and property taxes and perhaps a moderate loan service.