Hi Marcelo, I would recommend going to local RE events if you can (Meetup.com is a great place to find them).

You can do this by getting call lists from sites such as PropStream or driving for dollars, writing down the addresses, and looking up the owners in the public database.

Understand it's a business not a RE pursuit meaning make sure the experience is #1 for the customer.

As an RE investor, there is much more to due diligence than what you have listed. 

I have a colleague in the area with my RE company, they are mostly investor focused if you send me a DM I can connect you.

@Alfonso MontejanoThe premium into the policy is not tax write off.The interests to the build-in policy loan are not tax write off.Interest for a bank loan secured by the cash value could be a tax write off in certain conditions.

It's an expensive bridge to value add, flip RE, or close on a deal all CASH.

Right now I am busy with a transaction, but plan on moving forward in reviewing them in the future. good luck

@Brian Adams so basically my plan is to use my agent, who is willing, to write the offer, use transactional funding to double close to another investor on my buyer's list.

Itemize up his damages to the unit while you focus on re-renting.