At worse you could be looking at denial of an insurance claim or even worse.

I may make an offer on a property that's been sitting for over 80 days.

The other big issue about being an "investor-friendly" agent is that investors expect the agent to chase their tail by driving around looking at every potential home the investor sees on Zillow and then make a bajillion low-ball offers for them "just to see if they stick".

And lowest flood/weather risks, insurance, etc? 

Does anyone know or any lenders that offer this?

I am curious if there is anyone with experience in owning real estate in another country being a US working citizen and have some tips on how taxes operate if I were to list that property on Airbnb in a foreign country and so on (any other tips you can offer towards this)...

Just recently I had a notice from our insurance carrier underwriting that they were canceling or insurance for our rental properties. 

Can anyone recommend an insurance company for homeowners insurance.

(Florida’s insurance scares me.) if your intent is to avoid state income taxes.  

I compare leverage, insurability, taking write offs, cash flow, monthly  expenses, transportability, speed of decline in a crash, ease of unloading in a crash, forced equity improvement, things like that.