You'll want to ask for an itemized invoice if they do not adjust downward significantly and plan on spending some money on an attorney to come up with a strategy. 

How long should we keep our insurance property (if we can even do so) in case the tenant decides to sue us?

They will have for these new projects their own property management arm, an insurance option as well i'm told.   

Hi Michael, I am a robotics and automation engineer that has recently jumped into real estate full time, using the BRRRR strategy.

This is a good strategy, then you can simply distribute the assets over that 10 year period as real estate properties. 

I’m curious as to the strategies that are recommended to ensure I’ve covered all my bases in the process.

What would be the best strategy to do so avoiding unnecessary taxation.Thanks! 

Absolutely,I have a lot of clients working in Detroit and it has some great opportunities centered around 1-4 unit, affordable fixers that, with a little bit of work can become great cash flowing investments with lower annual tax and insurance costs.The downside is that you definitely have to know what you are doing as the good properties need some hefty work, and the market is pretty competitive.

So I am not new to real estate, have purchased 9 properties oos, but I am looking to transition to BRRRR strategy.

But depending on your property and the tenants you're targeting, certain marketing strategies will work best.Let us know specific questions you have and I'll share anything I know!