I am getting the run around from some insurers saying the property does not fit their guidelines or appetite.

Ask them what their appetite is for your size multi-families and what type of deals they have recently funded in your area.

Whether it be a renovation project, remote geographical location, or some other "hassle factor" that suppresses buyer demand, you're not going to check all of your boxes if you want a good return. 

I am looking to meet with people with the same hungry appetite for success and growth and who are willing to share with me their experiences of their investment journeys. 

3) Since the deed has not been drafted/sent, can I rescind this transaction, as I won't have the appetite if this turns out to be a long drawn out court drama?

Not long ago, there was no such thing as dscr loans, rates were only moderately suppressed at times, and much real estate was undervalued-(affordability-wise) still equalizing from the downturn, oh, and we didn't have a global situation which caused widespread disruption and general concern.

What is your appetite for rehab?

job reports are a lagging, not leading indicator. by the time you see massive layoffs, **** had already hit the fan. job was not lagging in 2008.during GFC 2008 we have all fundamental indicators agree there was a recession: massive layoffs, the layoff is faster than case-shiller ; S&P EPS is dropping, we have vix at all-time high, all stock market index dropping hard. currently we don't even have that problem, the bond is recovering, the vulnerable tech stock is even recovering even when Fed is dumping $350 bil this month. it seems the appetite from foreign investors to invest in the US is coming back and that saves the market.

Having passive income may be a great way to kick you off to achieving financial freedom and ultimately leaving your day job.Depending on your risk appetite you can invest in ground-up developments (high ROI but higher risk), or in a cashflowing Multi family deals (stabilized lower ROI, less risk). 

Investing in real estate carries some level of risk, so it's important to understand your own appetite for risk and choose investments that align with your risk profile.It's also a good idea to do some research on the local real estate market in the area where you're interested in investing.