This is not a comprehensive list but just something to get started.  

Here, the title company won't insure (unless Buyer excepts prospective HOA liens from coverage) when property is in an HOA without the resale certificate from the HOA which states the status of liens.

The hold harmless part states:HOLD HARMLESS:  OWNER (me) agrees, at OWNER'S expense, to indemnify and save the AGENT FOR OWNER (pm) harmless from any claims or damages, including, but not limited to costs, expenses, and reasonable attorney fees and accounts thereof, that may be made by anyone in the connection with the management of the property and/or injuries suffered by employees or any person whomsoever, and to carry, at OWNER'S expense, Comprehensive General Liability Insurance with limits of $300,000 death or injury, and $100,000 property damage, The AGENT FOR OWNER shall be named as an additional insured under OWNER'S policies at OWNER'S expense unless such naming is contrary to the Insurance Company's established procedure. 

It cost in full $790 for a year of coverage.

What's your area of coverage?  

look up the company in the profile of @Tim Norris where you should be able to get coverage on a month to month basis.

You might want to start with Commercial Real Estate 101 by Donald Trump and Dave Lindahl, and $50k.The most important askects of multifam is Cap Rate, NOI, Cash on Cash, and Debt (Service) Coverage Ratio. 

My understanding is that too many claims get you dropped and make it difficult to get coverage.  

Have you used them and do you find that they have extensive or limited records and coverage?

@Wesley Merville Finance In between UnitsLook for small banks/credit unions/regional banksSpeak to SVP at the Bank check out this post http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/1755...For MF you will need to put 20-25% down payment or even 30% at timessMake sure your Debt Service Coverage Ratio is 1.25 or 1.5 (better) - According to Investopedia In personal finance, DSCR is a ratio used by bank loan officers in determining income property loans.