On one side it's good because you don't have any vacancies but it can be bad because many times rents are under the market and there might be needed updates and repairs that are hard to do with tenants in the property. 

This is the honeymoon period, doesn't get any better than this. 

It's updated yearly and is the best $40 you'll spend as a Landlord.

I love when aged posts get resurfaced with a recent update sometimes! 

Any updates on the topic?

Most states with a license requirement forbid the subsequent sale or rental of an owner build for some period of time.

I agree with what several others have posted and as the quote from a policy states, if the title is cured in a reasonable period of time, there is no loss recoverable.I'm assuming this is a judgment lien and not a mortgage lien. 

I have no data, but from my experience this is the key to section 8 rentals, buy and update a home which will attract the better quality section 8 tenants.

As a newcomer to real estate investing, I'm unsure which documents, such as the title or appraisal, need updating to reflect the addition of a bathroom.

Its not uncommon to see 2/1s in avondale on a 3 flat at $1100 each and you go in do cosmetic updates and bump each unit to $1900-2000.