I think buying a policy after a foreclosure sale is like closing the barn door after the horse has left.

Get food-grade DE, (DIATOMACEOUS EARTH) from your local horse food store.

Would I be putting the cart before the horse by going to this meeting?

I'm simply putting the horse (taking action) in front of the cart (buying courses).

A little gun shy now, but working the numbers on a nearby four plex to get back on that horse!

But I am lucky to qualify for a conventional loan, which seems to complicate things with the LLC.Absolutely plan to get all possible insurance.Hey DanWe may be beating a dead horse here, but there are a couple of things you may need clarified.Transferring to an LLC that you're a sole member is an exempt transfer, so allowable, and shouldn't trigger the due on sale clause. 

And the fact that their webinars paint a picture of their apps to be a state of the arts diesel engine train, but turns out to be a one horse stage coach - unfortunately those Government agencies who regulate business practices will allow a modicum of deception in advertisements.

Everyone reading,"Slow your horses kid."

And since this horse is almost beaten to death, hopefully I can put aside my keyboard and agree to disagree with any others.And I won't even bother to quarrel with @J.

Not just yet, I told her, but soon.We had purchased some new light fixtures and had planned to paint the place, then consult with my brother (an attorney) about how to rent it effectively.The next day the same woman contacted me about boarding her two horses...sure!