Realtors have companies and insurance to cover lawsuits.

Will be far easier to purchase more property with 10% downpayments vs 20-25% for each one.Umbrella insurance isn't too expensive, $2M for $1200 per year.Just be sure to run the properties as a good business, address any concerns brought up by the insurance company (they usually do annual inspections). 

Improved DSCR: If a company’s DSCR has increased significantly since the original loan was taken out, it may qualify for better interest rates or terms, making refinancing advantageous.2.

A company that I have now is based on marketing, so maybe I can help add value to a partner looking for something like that.

So, there is a gap here on Federal law and insurance companies that leaves the owner open for lawsuits.

But I have done this...I called my electric company who sent me a form to complete on what I was requesting and paid $300 for their engineering team to come out and develop a plan for bringing in the wire, dig estimates, etc.

Pretty good from @Nathan Gesner too, BUT not 100% all the time.We know some turnkey companies that do NOT want to own real estate or are very picky about what they keep and sell the rest.It is a challenge making sure they are not selling you the property for MORE than it is worth.What country are you currently working in?

The insurance company sometimes has a lease they want you to use.

But look out, lower cost management companies make it back through add-on fees, so scrutinize that agreement carefully. 

Our company used to buy 100 plus parcels a year in N.