However, strict compliance with IRS rules is essential to avoid penalties and preserve the tax advantages.Best of luck with your investment!

She said she didn't have that info - but didn't say if it was a policy to not give out their info or if they just hadn't decided who they would be using.She said their are no pre-qualifications for the loan and to just submit an offer.  

Or if my landlord homeowners insurance policy will cover this?

I don’t have a strict timeline and it’s west of Cleveland (Lorain county). 

They’re becoming more strict with the primary residence requirements.

However, how much they’ll see can depend on brokerage policies, so it’s worth confirming with them directly.Transaction Coordination: It sounds like you’re used to having a support system in place, so doing it solo may feel a bit different at first.

Banks that strictly follow Fannie/Freddie won't allow you to close in an LLC, but if you do a debt service ratio loan (this is nonQM, meaning not conforming conventional) you can.

I’m continuing to put out plenty of offers on various properties and exploring different approaches to see what gains traction.For this one, I’m considering proposing a rent-to-own/deal finance contract with strict contingencies—something like requiring monthly photo proof of bank loan payment, with the understanding that failure to comply would result in a loss of equity of the seller.

Now to address the ESA…  have an ESA policy.  1) use petscreening.com to screen out bogus ESAs.  

I got a $2M umbrella policy out of my homeowners policy.