I did contact numerous companies today and some that offer backup does not offer other features with the policy or reduced coverage.

Also, what is the typical rental cap in this area for condos?

I'm still figuring out how to use the features of this platform.

So Iv been Searching for A Detailed map of my Area (& other areas) for some time now.With the Conclusion of ' A pretty Basic Map, although Detailed down to the "Side Streets" Etc...Seem to be very Costly, I Started the process of ordering a 3' by 5' & like i said pretty basic as far as Added Features ( Population, Med.

These properties are typically valued around $80-90k.

Or more typical 2-4 unit residential? 

@Matthew Charron I do hope someone takes you up on your offer.In case no one does though, I'd recommend you attend a local real estate investor group like Black Diamond REI in southern Mass. or RI Real Estate Investors Group in RI.You'd want to engage several people in conversation, particularly during the times at the beginning and end of the meetings when folks typically network, and maybe ask a few folks out to coffee.Many people look for "mentors", and that might work for you, but another approach to consider would be just to try making friends with people who are one or two steps ahead.So maybe they're not successful full-time investors (the Holy Grail of Mentor-seeking), but instead own one or two rental properties, or have done one or two successful flips, or really anything in one of the directions you want to go.I find that can be easier to achieve, and you can get a lot out of it because such folks are very familiar with the challenges you face - after all, it wasn't long ago they were at that same point themselves.

Response rates are typically 0.5-2% so the bigger the list the better.

Typically inspections, appraisal, financing.I make sure I keep things moving through so my contingencies get removed.

@Tom Tesmer what is a typical buy and hold deal looking like in that area?