I had to buy a life insurance policy once to get a private lender over the hump, but they rarely think that far ahead.Also, you can send her something in writing, but you really need to hammer the details out in person.

I basically do two things, drive around to see for rent signs, call up a few and get to know their asking rent, pet policy, security deposit etc...I also look up a few sites to do the same.

The best method is LCC or not a great insurance policy is the best way to go.

my tax guy and local Realtor friends all tell me its a bad ideal to take out loans to buy houses and that i should just save up and pay cash . from what i have read online about paying cash i would be loosing out on some income plus the mortgage and interest is tax deductible . i keep a large safety net in place . i am not streching my self to thin . if i have to dip in to the safety net i make it top pryority to replace it . i guess i feel that not taking out loans to buy houses is just slowing me down . ......anyone have a good reason why not to have at least one loan at a time

The trust is listed as an interested party on both the auto and homeowners insurance policy.

I recently got a policy that I'm pleased with from American Modern for a multi-unit.

Make sure you get a hold open policy so you don't pay extra for title insurance.

There can be no health and safety issues, if the appraiser notes issues or issues show up in photo graphs underwriters will condition for repairs to be done prior to funding.

Also, get it insured with a construction policy or liability, next to some university, wow, party house.

This is basic safety.