So what would you suggest as far as coverage goes?

It is a very comprehensive manual on due diligence.

Also Keyhole Capital just released a very comprehensive online course for learning about 2nd position NPNs: http://www.keyholeacademy.com/I've had the opportunity to review the course materials and IMHO, its one of the most comprehensive courses I"ve seen. 

I have been quoted $2000-$2400 full coverage with replacement costs ect.

I am curious what insures others use, how much you pay, ect.I previously paid $120 for occupied properties, and $140 for vacant for coverage up to $150K for all the basic stuff.

I use Kindle on my phone, which can sync books with cell phone coverage regardless of wi-fi availability. 

I'll second the statement about making sure the sub has proper insurance coverage including work comp.  

Now, title coverage can flow through, but it's much less hassle doing it right especially if you have a claim.Flip the owner's utility accounts to the company name, a landlord utility account can keep utilities turned on in the event a tenant fails to pay and avoid shutoff turn on fees.Now you can advertise in the company name.

Thanks for such  a comprehensive and well-organized post.

All other insurance providers that I know of need to write a several different policies with large deposit to duplicate the coverage.