Every insurance company has no idea what I'm talking about and says they don't insure it.

Most companies have living benefits for these kinds of policies.

Ultimately, selecting a competent and reputable property management company is crucial to safeguarding the profitability of real estate investments.

This is a direct conversation from my email about this exactly (names and companies withheld of course):Me: This is Under contract-accepting backup offers on the MLS so does not make sense it is here also (in a wholesale email).Them: We have it under contract.Me: Yeah but why would anyone buy something from you that was on the MLS and they could have bought direct?

I recently had a conversation with a representative from the Lending Deck company.

So iam planning to buy a foreclosure property  from auction.com, Can we purchase title insurance on these properties through title  company after buying?

I have taken steps to reduce the mortgage payment that may take time to go into effect: filed homestead, I plan to reappraise the property after renovations are complete to eliminate my monthly $66 paid towards PMI, and I am currently negotiating different insurance policies.

Someone told me they’re not the same company but it sure seems like it based on their platforms, website, and logo.

Hard money companies are not going to stay in business by causing ruination in their customers.

Aside from calling a commercial waste collection company which may be costly, is there any other solution which may cost less?