.- for example you could get a bad million dollar policy that’s comparable to a well written $500,000 policy depending on specific types of coverage offered or excluded- Best advice is to find an agent that you can trust, they should be looking out for your best interests hopefully a million dollar policy without any coverage gaps and maybe an umbrella depending on your personal exposure/net worth etc

These properties are getting tons of exposure in addition to the MLS ( Zillow, Trulia, and other syndicated sites).

He was pretty clear that within just a few years, he expects that very few individual investors will go directly to a platform like Prosper or Lending Club, and instead will "dial in the exposure they want" through a robo-advisor or human financial adviser, and get at it via ETFs and other instruments (which would certainly help on the liquidity front). 

  : )I'm looking forward to connecting with folks in the Raleigh, NC or RTP area who have MF experience/exposure!

The first pillar is a good insurance policy [policies] as that cover the majority of your exposure.

SCRA is my friend.....My tax exposure is VERY low and I am not complaining.  

When your new, you have to be lower with your prices but the more reviews/exposure you have, the more you can steadily raise your price and be a great/fantastic stay for guests coming to your area.

Basically if you could take the rectangle you have and turn it sideways you would have a less deep lot but more road frontage and sight line exposure.

The last suggestion would be having an agent market it for you on the MLS as it does bump up the exposure a lot. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/Stonebrook-Dr-C...Laura KayesLIC #0679447

You will still have the buyer's agent that find the house through the MLS and you have to pay them (figure that into your numbers), and, you are right, you can't schedule simultaneous showings; however, by doing your own advertising you will find some buyers on your own and you can schedule multiple showings that way.I list on MLS (when retailing) for exposure and hope we find our own buyer (hopefully without an agent) before it sells through the MLS.