Like, zero.

If you really want to protect your assets, there are two things far more important than an LLC or even an umbrella insurance policy: know and follow the law, and treat your tenants honestly and fairly.

Policies vary and you need to know what your state law requires. 

Id shoot for 200k a year if you’re moving this fast.I'm personally not a fan of zero leverage.

I think there are still opportunities to do so in Bayonne, or somewhat further west, and possibly even in some areas of Jersey City, depending on your tolerance for living in slightly less desirable areas.If you'd ever like to chat about northern-NJ specific markets, definitely let me know--as I mentioned, there are a bunch of us on BP who are happy to give advice and thoughts about specific areas.

A warranty deed only warrants over liens and encumbrances and does not extend to code violations, if the violations are recorded, they may be specifically excluded from the title policy that warrants the warranty deedOriginally posted by @Yaniv Kehat:Hi.I'm international investor in milwaukee.I found an interesting property and the seller sell it in as is condition and gives me a warranty deed. 

The majority of service animals are scammers trying to circumvent your pet policy.

It is unlikely that the HOA will get a master policy due to cost and the possibility that not everyone in the complex will be required to have it or might have lower premiums than owners with higher mortgages.

And to piggy back on @Rip Rittell's comment, this coming Tuesday will be one of the best topics and speakers you could ask for pertaining to this topic because one of our top local, investor-specialized title attorneys is speaking on lease purchase, owner finance and bond for deed, which are all strategies that can be used to facilitate step 1, the "B" in BRRRR with very little to even zero of your own money down to acquire the property.

https://dfw.cbslocal.com/2019/01/02/apartments-car-dent-policy-family-risk-homelessness/