First thing is an umbrella policy and a land trust.

You attorney could charge you $500 or $700, and you could end up buying an REO property, and some of these pay for your title insurance policy (which can be as much at $1,500-$2,000).  

I am just curious , what I can expect to pay , as far as Capital Gains Tax is concerned , assuming I Flip a house , and have owned it for less than a year ( from the date of purchase ) ?Thanks so much 

*The sellers policy could have lower building values, liability coverage and a lower rate. 

I've met the Founder/ CEO and very familiar with the title company that underwrites their policies.

Most landlord policies have loss of rent, but I would imagine that your deductible is too high, most of the time not worth making a claim.

This lender never heard of Actual Cash Value insurance policy so they "forced" me to change insurance to replacement value based policy, increasing the premium per year by more than 600 USD2.

How do you select your insurance policy?

My personal policy is to treat TSP loans like hard money.

No one has a crystal ball, and much can change in politics and economic policy before then to delay or accelerate the time table, but a pattern that's been going on for 200 years is a pretty safe bet if you ask me.