Originally posted by @Stewart Vargas-Sosa:Hey Vee, I started learning about investing relatively recently as well, and while I haven't done my first deal yet, I would say that a website and LLC is definitely not a necessary pre-req to getting started.

Since prior policy definitions specifically included LLCs where the initial insureds were the only Members, I doubt the intention would have been to exclude them in the Homeowner's version but I'm not aware of any cases were a Court construed the meaning of the phrase.The language quoted by Staton doesn't track the language in the Homeowner's policies I'm familiar with.I pulled it up online and that language seems to be from Stewart Title's Homeowner's policy from early 2000s to present.Lesson to be learned... don't buy an enhanced policy without first reviewing the policy definitions if you intend to eventually transfer to your LLC. 

Rod

My personal favorites are Old Capital Real Estate Investing with Michael Becker and Paul Peebles, Lifetime Cashflow through Real Estate Investing with Rod Khleif, Bigger Pockets, The Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever with Joe Fairless, Real Estate Investing for Cashflow with Kevin Bupp, Rental Property Owner & Real Estate Investor podcast, Wheelbarrow Profits with Jake & Gino, and Apartment Building Investing with Michael Blank. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/40...My recommended next steps are:0.

Ceiling fans, light fixtures, cabinets inside/out, air ducts, windows, curtain rods, underside of countertops, etc.

Originally posted by @Rod Hanks:If you haven’t signed a buyers contract with an agent you are fine.

@Rod Murray I assume the property is listed on market?

Hello everyone,My name is Rico Stewart I'm a 20 year old from Indianapolis, Indiana, and will be completing my second year as a Business Management/Finance major at IUPUI (Indiana University).

I have a colleague who puts up curtain rods and that’s it.

Thanks @Katie Stewart, she is currently reviewing the lease.