I had read a book by Mike something (I think) with the title of Landlording on auto pilot (or something close to that) and it at least got me started with some forms.  

It also gets them a couple dollar discount off their auto coverage when they bundle?

@Stephen Au To estimate insurance, you should probably get a quote from an insurance agent or two to get a feel for the area and type of house you're looking at.

Here is the Order of Appearance for the different strategies:1 - Acquire Original Non-Lienable Debt Loan, and Fund a Cash Reserve to make monthly payments on Original NLD Loan (OL)2 - Buy Absolute NNN Commercial Property for steady CF that makes OL monthly pmts and deposits for OL Payoff.3 - Use balance of funds to start flipping SFH4 - Re-Use original purchase/rehab funds over and over to flip ===> profits5 - Accumulate profits to expand the # of Flips you can do at a time6 - Use  Accumulated Profits to buy either SFH Rentals, or additional NNN Commercial properties for the Cash Flow7 - Pay off OL8 - Collect continuous CF from NNN and/or SFH Rentals9 - Put on auto-pilot10- Retire in....

.@#$% that auto correct!

You can get a 3.49% rate if you elect to do an auto pay arrangement.

And forces not fleeces Damn iPhone auto correct

We set-up specific e-mail addresses for each advertisement and when they submit a request, they are first sent more information on the unit, property, and our application form and screening process from an auto-responder.  

Auto coverage may not cover the water damage or I can see claims denied to collission as being caused by moving water.

They can set up Auto-Pay if they choose to.