In regards to insurance question... if you bought house on your own name....... and want to leverage insurance.......... you would need to re-qualify property under LLC... you will need a good lawyer for that. 

A lawyer suggested I write a demand letter for the full amount lost - rent ready work and months of rent damages.

Could someone post a template or give me some direction on how to write up an off market offer with no agents or lawyers involved, thanks!

If he doesn't reply by a set date outlined in the letter, tell him he will hear from your lawyer. 

In other words, the Internet has made all the information a college has readily available to us, unless your going to be a Lawyer, Doctor, or some skilled work.I've thought about going back to school but I don't enjoy writing papers. 

You will also want copies of the current leases and check that they are correct and signed by a lawyer (I think you call it epistled in the US).

This way I do not need to use a lawyer and the diversification is simple.  

I bet you'll be able to find at least a boiler-plate lease that you bring to a lawyer.

I just purchased a property in Lexington and I'm looking for a real estate investing aware lawyer who can help me do two things:1.

As the scale grows, you get access to better managers, contractors, lawyers, vendors, accountants, etc.