There are more issues and you’re only addressing the easy one.You, or a VA, can schedule a call to your tenant to remind them and find out if they intend to re-sign with their current insurance company or shop and go with another.

The major downside is the rugged road through the property.Given these two options, I'm just curious what you guys and gals with the experience think of it and what direction you would go if it were you in my shoes.

The issue I see is that many folks are in a big rush to buy now and don't have the patience to save and wait.

@Brandon Hall could you shed light on this issue filing a state tax return to preserve a loss for a K-1?

(they might think that anyways with 2)The Why:The issue with doing more than 1 or especially more than 2 in the beginning is you don't have enough time or money to get enough volume or market saturation to reach any statistical signficance.   

The only issue I'm having is selecting the correct NAICS code.

You should have something in the promissory note about a prepayment penalty.Still, there must be some other issue going on here.

Avoiding Detroit when you live that close is a great way to have major regret in 10 years.Oof!

If the tenant insists on using a check, then take the check to the same bank that is issuing the check and have it cashed. 

This is an issue of ownership.