Have they mentioned what they might do or join in the future? 

In the subject you mentioned "1031". 

As mentioned unless you are extremely experienced those throwing offers out there to see what sticks are typically wasting peoples time.

Transferring an asset to an LLC is possible, but as mentioned, it could trigger a Due on Sale clause if you have a mortgage. 

You mention the lead (I assume lease) agreement you received shows oriignal lease for the amount of deposit?

We offer 80% cash out in a few states (unfortunately not MD) but as others have mentioned the LLPA associated is substantial.  75% is the industry standard for max cash out but we could close with it vacant as long as it's rent ready and listed for rent online.  

@Nova Dear I would look into Shelter like @Joseph Konney mentions - Shelter insurance has phenomenal service, definitely one of the better carriers I've worked with.

I mentioned some ideas we have here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1200791-what... 

Even if you bought with all cash and did ZERO renovations or capital improvements, just with the missing expenses mentioned above, your cash-on-cash return would be closer to 6-7%.You should re-evaluate the complete analysis to see for yourself.

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