@Bryce Bradshaw if you will be living there, you will need to get a homeowners policy.To get the best pricing, package the new home with your auto.Send this info to several direct writers (the ones that run commercials during football games) and one or 2 independent brokers. 

3) What are the odds of the under writer allowing this?

I'm trying to get started in real estate investing with this going for me/against me:Have almost $5,000 available from college prepaid that I don't want to use on a degree (my interests don't require a degree)Just recently unemployed/freelance writer living with parents (no housing expenses)Plenty of time on my hands available to possibly use for REMassive South Florida RE market (I'm in Southern Broward)Limited available credit and can't freely open and use credit cards as I please due to credit score and job situationWould probably get rejected immediately for any mortgage whatsoeverBut I have available one of the best official REIA-condoned paid mentoring/hard money supplying programs in the country (BREIA's) that I could choose to opt for.

@Brantley Duncan As far as buying packages of well written blog posts that have some semblance of SEO value and solid calls to action it'll be hard to buy packages of content from writers for under $100 - $200 but you can totally get well written posts done for about $30-$50 per piece if you put in the research ahead of time and send them the topics and titles of the posts.

Once the review is written, the team that conducted the interview corroborates their interview findings with the writers findings in an effort to eliminate potential inaccuracies without inputing any biased opinions.

Hi BP Community,First time writer, long time listener.

Hi, I'm a writer doing a story for realtor.com on small real estate investors working with partners.

Most articles include only the data that supports the writer's conclusions. 

He is an advertising writer/creative director who works on contract assignments, but not 1099s.

Unless there is a substantial amount of extra work or materials required, adding to the cost of the job doesn't seem fair.I happen to do a lot of contract work myself (as a writer, not in construction), and I know that when I take a job for a fixed price, the amount of time and effort I will end up spending on it is not entirely predictable.