Also, my experience as an investor is that, even after a larger deductible, I have the resources and experience to get repairs done more efficiently than the typical homeowner which mitigates the impact of the larger deductible somewhat and makes the up front premium savings more attractive.Regarding personal property, things like kitchen cabinets and the HVAC system should be covered by your dwelling policy.

What sort of advantages, less cost, do you see panning out?

This time, there was no broker involved so I wanted to make sure I didn't have to be licensed to do this sort of a transaction.

New codes say you have to have a 3/4” water service or larger, I have seen a few old 1/2” water services.

Hi All,My name is Dana and I'm new to this sort of thing, but eager to learn and get involved in investing in real estate.Just looking to expand my network here and figured this would be a good way to begin this venture.Nice to meet you all,Dana

If you depend on a warranty deed and the seller's representation you are depending on their ability to make good on mistakes after your close.Many good deals can be done when the savvy investor is willing to sort out a title issue.

Here's a site that has info for some larger markets:Red Capital Group Research.

At the same time I sort of figured it would be common for an investor to buy a deal (discounted price).Any comments from anyone?

In all cases decide if you like the site, the features that jump out at your, the things you feel were wrong, etc.Look at the fine print at the bottom and see if a vendor is providing the site or is offering some sort of service.

I should have clarified options (2) and (3) to indicate that there is a legal document - this obviously wouldn't be a handshake sort of thing!