I have been inundated thisnmonth with new investors and ones sitting on the fence.

You just need to have certain minimum underlying requirements per policy exposure.I do agree that having $1 million in underlying coverage is not a sufficient reason to not consider an umbrella policy. 

I am looking at Ohio because I can get there in under 10 hours.  

You can cash-out refinance in under 90 days.

They have other nice benefits also such as not charging for appraisals if the deal doesn’t close, a great reputation amongst local listing agents with meeting deadlines/ great customer service/ getting the job done with no b.s. and they can often close in under 14 days. 

Under $200k, pressing for sub $165k, with rents of $1,500mnth+There is a few different strategies were engaged in under this umbrella.

You can't change title if they came in under their EIN, I suppose you can convey your interests into an LLC, is that what you want?

Of course you will pay a $200k loan off in under ten years by making an extra $150k in payments over those ten years.

This means you may need to put more down on one home so it pays for itself.Here's Coach Carson explaining the simple concept in under 20 minutes.

I let them know, yes proceed on T&M not to exceed the original number and do not do any work above that number.Week later contractor finds an issue and says "hey, we have another issue and we can take care of it for $500, As it stands I believe I am going to come in under my estimated total." - So we authorize the work.Contractor submits the quote yesterday for $8k and is threatening me about it.