Here there is only about a $20-$40 premium for stainless so that's the way we go.

Is that because they want you to pay for a plus/pro/premium membership?

Because the ones on the MLS, first time homebuyers are eating up at a premium

Also, talk to your CPA about writing off a portion of the insurance premiums as a business expense.

TurboTax Premium (about $65) works well for me, but it's garbage in, garbage out.

I am not getting any rent premiums by including them other than my properties rent very quickly.Thanks

Sometimes, when you buy a bank owned property, the bank uses an out of state title company.Second, if you, the Buyer, are paying for the Owner's and Lender's Policy, then you should choose your own Title Company and I don't see why the Seller's attorney would care who you choose since you are paying all the premiums and costs. 

same as BP calculators just with an extra expense for whatever the buyer premium happens to be. 

I'm just south of Denver in CO Springs and all along the Front Range there is a lack of affordable housing so finding tenants to rent out rooms is very easy and you can get premium rents.

What would happen with the CMHC premium if I went with 5% and then refinanced for 80% LTV 30 year amortization?