I have looked at several deals on Loopnet many of which are assumable loans as a possibility.

There are some investors doing them as one-offs in an STR cluster and several companies with plans to make small communes/communities with them.

There are several others out there so do your research.

Hey @Jordan Lowe, there are several folks who have lots of experience in those areas right here on the board.

Here are some of the key things to keep in mind when choosing an asset protection strategy for your rental properties:Your risk tolerance: If you are not very worried about being sued, you may not need the best level of protection.

I know the risk of a solopreneur business is me, so I am looking to start the rehab business to fund my future retirement or open to having the flips be my full-time business.  

Probably $700-$800 for that house.Plan B, leave the bamboo, put LVP right on top of it.There's odor and severe scratches in one room.

The risks of real estate investing can be mitigated through various strategies:Research and Due Diligence: Thoroughly research the market, property, and neighborhood before investing.

Deciding factor would be to compare RC/ACV, Coinsurance, exclusion, etc and if it is inline with your risk tolerance.

When you are "manager" of a property, the homeowner has effectively transferred all responsibility of risk management to you; that is a big part of what they are compensating you for.