He is a wholesaler and has a total of et. 6 properties in the same area. 4 out of 6 are NOT rented.

You only want to use that coverage in the event of a liability issue or a near total loss.

I want to clarify that I completed the form online for the LLC and obtained it and I applied for the EIN also on line and obtained that number.  

Regarding Nevada or Delaware, I know there are anonymity advantages, but not totally up to date on their tax benefits given that they will not (or may be) your state of residence.

But yes the plan in as much detail I can give online is to buy and hold for the long term and acquire as often as I can get the funds and find the right deals.

Total spent on everything is about $75k.

Buy anyways, she tried posting the property online for as low as $45,000, and even found a buyer, but the buyer did not have any any money and wasted a lot of her time. 

I deal primarily in SFR's across Texas and I'm 100% online in my marketing.  

Even if you don't think they will work out as investments, just start looking at them regardless and you'll learn more than what you can just reading online or in books.I sent you a PM addressing some of the things you brought up about DealCheck.

What are some good property insurance online comparison tools?