I have had some lenders require coverage on Lean To (those sheds that block the wind for horses) which is ridiculous if you ask me but I have to write a policy for them to get the loan.

This fee should have been disclosed at your first meeting.If the title company is convenient to you that's just a part of the negotiation. 

You're right to understand that the home won't value, but so long as it performs adequately now (assuming you have vacancy and repairs), and it is in good shape, then I'd lean on the cashflow and the potential options with the land underneath it.

Definitely, lean on bigger pockets, find your niche and after you’ve done some research go make some offers.

My plan is to take care of the majority of the acquisition side of things and lean on the JV partner for the disposition end.

Hi @Bishara Mubarak, this is something I would lean on my excellent real estate agent for. 

That’s definitely the direction I’m leaning.

I'm leaning that way as well.

Please contact me at your earliest convenience.

I try to take into account of conveniency and re sale value.