PM me, and I can pass on the info as it's against policy to post here.  

I cannot stand when these companies try to BS their customers into believing that their new unwanted policies are put in place as a benefit to the customer. 

Safety stuff, sure, but buildings were built differently through the decades.It looks like I could be tied up for 30 days minimum to get the first inspection, and then fix whatever else, but if they tell me I have to gut the basement or something, that would be a nightmare. 

Not trying to scare you, things should work out just fine, but letting the inspectors know you take them very seriously is a very good idea because with the banks, they adopted a new policy the last few years where they enforce the codes to the letter on any bank owned house anywhere in the city rigorously.

However, I have heard more than a few attorneys state that umbrella policies have the opposite effect of what is intended.

Don't violate any protected classes.First time renters: I don't have a policy for this.

We made very little, maybe $2000 - $2500 for each policy (on top of the value we will receive back). 

That is one of the highest crime areas in the city, as shown by a recent news report by Fox 59 (link below):http://fox59.com/2014/10/09/public-safety-official... 

I originally considered the option of buying it for a rental, but the park has an owner occupant only policy and lot Rent of $600/mn. 

For future readers of this thread I wanted to let everyone know that iFunding has adopted new policies to have the experienced diligence folks vet deals.