Only way you can get 3.5% down is FHA but it has to pass the FHA Self-Sufficiency which is really hard these days but still can be done.

But generally for rentals, I think just one account (or two if you want to do risk mitigation with staff) is sufficient. 

Your basic insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.

Challenge is the cashflow won't be break even until the rents rise sufficiently - so you'll be getting hit consistently there. 

Document pictures in file if resident did not follow instructions5- I’m in CA so we do this three times and if the resident had still failed to do their part in fixing the issue we then have grounds to evict with sufficient reason Hope this helps!

Thanks Alex.I guess I can't see why $5,000 deposit isn't sufficient and I make another payment at the end of the week when some work was actually done.

He has a sufficient income to rent an apartment and wants to rent himself with only his name on the lease.

When speaking with my HO insurance provider it sounds as though there is no risk of voiding my coverage so long as the lease contains sufficient verbiage showing disclosure and agreement of the fact that they are renting a room with insufficient egress.

That should be sufficient since most claims will be for much smaller amounts than that.

The 203k rehab money added into your loan must be sufficient for a contractor to do 100% of the project.