Title insurers vary in their underwriting requirements just like medical insurers and auto insurers.

State Farm was the only big co I found that would do a LL or commercial policy without also needing my  home or auto policy. 

I have 2 units within 15 min of my house and I've managed them both for 8 years now and with the exception of the world wind of a turn over or some repairs, they are on auto pilot 95% of the time.

I also have some nice auto messages I use to do the initial "screen" to save my time from the tire kickers and the "is it still available" annoyers.

I found out by good luck/accident. 

SC has BMV, Volvo and a mercedes sprinter factory making Charleston the largest auto exporting port in the US.

I had an accident 2 years ago, I was deemed at fault.

Get as much of your four-plex on auto-pilot as practical.Doing all of the above will fill some of the seasoning time until your refinancing.

I simply bought another house, moved into it and rented my current house out.I figured it was a lot easier to rent out AND if it didn't work out I could always sell it.That was over 10 years ago and has long since been paid-off.One of the best "accidents" of my life...

So you need to have your Approach loaded into the auto pilot you need to know the weather you need to know your final landing weight speed decision height and go around protocol and that has to all be briefed before the approach lest you run into a sea wall in clear blue skies with no wind or weather.Its really exciting to do these last minute deals but you need to be fully prepped otherwise your just waisting a lot of time and energy on something that has no hope of happening.