In lieu of the LLC I'll be carrying the highest amount of liability I can get on the landlord policy, and I'll be adding a multi-million dollar umbrella policy.But even if I do set up LLC's, I'm still going to carry a multi-million dollar umbrella because  owners of LLC's can still be sued pesonally if their decisions resulted in a serious injury/death (such as the failure to not remove snow as stated above, or not to fix that faulty furnace that was emitting CO into the house, or some other form of negligence).

Definitely left off a zero in the property taxes blank!

With that being said, you can get the answer to your question by process of elimination, i.e.. your all in price point, risk tolerance, how much of a return you're comfortable with, etc...

Hi Everyone, I had called my insurance company to get a quote on how much it would cost to open a policy for a duplex i plan on purchasing.

One can do better by buying treasuries and zero risk and then margin that bond and easily use those funds to buy more and more bonds to compound their return with basically zero risk.

We had to put it on a zero percent card.

I have ZERO clue how to access capital other than a convectional Mortgage and those REO properties are typically CASH ONLY, this is a MAJOR problem.

You will never be able to afford to go from zero to profit.

Travel Nurse Groups on FB. introducing yourself to local hospitals, large companies, universities, turning off Instabook and moving to a moderate policy so you can clarify with guests they need to stay for at least 28-30 days to comply with ordinances.

And as @Bill Brandt moving in to your flip for 2 years = zero tax.