Have an idea of the limits you want quoted     - Building - cost to rebuild    - Contents: do you have any business property there (appliances that are not built-in,         maintenance equiptment, furnishings in common areas) - what is the cost to replace them    - Business Income:  What is the total rents minus the costs that don't continue    - Liability:  What limit are you looking for2.

I am rebuilding my real estate portfolio and exploring my options about using debt - very carefully. 

What you should be most interested in with landlord insurance is good liability limits and enough structural coverage to rebuild in the event of a total loss. 

If I do get this back, I will be rebuilding half the home.

Rip off the wood, then rebuild the flooring (plywood + top covering)- eliminate the source of smell 2.

Will rent long term and add DADU in rear (large lot with 2 streets and alley access) or rebuild with duplex or triplex in the future depending on cashflow.

This was originally my primary residence and I am trying to get advice on how I might be able to rebuild a new property and flip it.

I have learned to take that break because when I take a moment to set all the spinning plates down then I don't break them and I rebuild my energy to pick them all up again and spin them like crazy!

I had about 20k of fixup funds after the downpayment and after rebuilding a basement apartment, cleaning up the others, and renting the previously vacant garages I have a property that rents out for $4200, with annual taxes of 3k, and a value of close to 300k. 

How would you recommend I shift gears into wholesaling to rebuild my available capital?