That's not their job.Once a title policy is issued, if there is a covered problem in the future, getting corrective documents or bringing a quiet title action becomes the insurers problem, not the insured's.

Roof was flashed and repaired in May.

I have now developed a Revenue Stream Strategy that will cover this cost.

No reason to think that builders won't agree to cover the buyer's agent fee. 

They literally wrote the book on midterm rentals and cover how to analyze markets.

As a result, many condo associations are raising dues and issuing special assessments to cover these costs.Impact and Solutions:The combination of new regulations and rising costs is creating a financial strain on many condo owners, especially those in older buildings.

I'm the mindset that it's better to own fewer high quality properties than lots of inexpensive ones (e.g. all those roofs, HVAC etc to replace in the future). 

What kind of documents would I need to cover both of our ends in any worst case scenario and where could I find some examples?

Even if I pull out just enough to cover the interest from the HML, the cashflow will still be very low on the properties I ran the numbers on so far. 

I would have said $250, which covers two people being there 3 hours.