What is being missed is the claim on the policy event.

The problem is my regular job's pay won't cover the debt-to-income ratio for underwriting.

Welcome Peder Moore to the forums from another BP regular.

I have made several claims as well and was very satisfied with their service and payouts too.

If you're rehabbing and flipping a few properties here and there, then you could label yourself a turnkey provider, but I separate a flipper from a provider as those that focus and specialize their business on a regular volume of renovated properties, typically off-market, and usually sold to investors.

Pete Tam In addition to readings, and REIA meetings, I suggest start listening to the BP podcast regularly.

This is exactly what I did when I was starting out, simply because I was so tight on cash in those days and needed to conserve capital at every opportunity.If you do decide to perform your own title search, just be sure that you're getting a Warranty Deed from your seller, and that you're issuing a Quit Claim Deed when you sell the property to your buyer.

The alternative would be processing a claim on the title insurance, provided the title policy did not exclude this lien for some reason.

If you choose not to this may invalidate any future insurance claim-Take a deposit of one month's rentI actually rent out a room in my own home and have had no problems though I did a lot of research before starting.

Using the regular real estate posting websites have not been helpful.