I provide to the insurance agent the breakdown in this instance $185,000 (purchase) and $40,000 (renovations).How should I best communicate to the insurance agent how much property insurance that I want (and communicate it in such a way that they he/she clearly understands)?

I have pretty good communication with the potential buyer, besides being a landlord in the immediate area, he has been a family acquaintance for years.

QUESTION #4: HOW OFTEN DO YOU COMMUNICATE WITH INVESTORS AND WHAT DOES THAT LOOK LIKE?

Make them based on what your tenants need (not want) which would also allow for them to customize (furniture use) to their tastes.I wrote a book on this a number of years ago that touches on a lot of these things, but it was focused on my specialty, "Energy Efficient, cost effective homes". 

You may want to somewhat hide your identity from tenants though, which if set up correctly, an LLC can do.You didn't ask, but... you should ask your PMC a LOT of questions about HOW they will execute their services and how they will communicate with you.

Personally if they were polite with good communication and nothing was stolen or damaged.

(Saw them starting to move out yesterday they have not communicated or provided fwd address) Let's call them The Rushmores, they have overstayed unpaid for 7 months now!)

Conduct thorough background checks and reference interviews to ensure competence and integrity.Analyzing ProcessesEvaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of operational processes, including production and logistics.

Ensure that you market and clearly communicate your requirements to prospective candidates.

I like to tip our cleaners for doing a great job and lay out clear expectations and make sure I'm also communicating how they prefer.