I read another thread stating that the landlord really can't be listed as additional insured on a renter's insurance policy for because they have no real loss to claim (in more insurance-esq terms).Do I then have any ...

Not a big difference but I do have some equity to free up that can be used towards a future down payment.My biggest issue is that I have great credit and would be more concerned about the potential negative effect of a credit inquiry, and might be better served simply using the good credit (as is with no further inquiries) in order to borrow a bit more (instead of a refi for extra down payment money).

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Your building may be currently in good condition, and your exit plan is for a three-year or shorter hold, then you can consider that in the recommendation to collect adequate Capital Replacement Reserves.3) Inspections - Include an inspection provision, and most importantly engage a qualified, competent property inspector who can verify the condition of all of the building and equipment you are buying.

In effect, the tenant would be disqualifying him/herself, or just simply withdrawing the application.

Give her some time to get out and have her sign some sort of agreement to that effect.

I have access to literally thousands of absentee owners and it gets overwhelming real quick.Im trying to narrow my search so i am focusing on those out of state.Is there anything else or any other criteria i could use to narrow my search to make my marketing more effective?

So, the fact that the homeowner's policy is not in effect is a moot point. 

This contrast greatly with New York, where they simply blow our numbers away in terms of new units built each year.Because we're so much slower at adding supply and we're not building dense enough, we're simply not able to keep up with the demand and that is keeping prices high, effectively stalling Phase III - Hypersupply of the real estate cycle.Just to meet the demand and prevent home prices from growing at the 200%+ rate it's been heading, we need to be building hundreds of thousands of new units more than we're already building every year.So why aren't developers rushing to develop in Los Angeles?

Structure yourself as a brand to everyone you engage with so that you'll know how to discern the best from the rest for your business.