Multiple payments creates more headache for you, and you risk collecting half the rent

I would not choose C as you can cut your deductible (liability) in half for only $20 more per year.A or B would depend on a lot.

No taxes in Alaska.3000 - 1146 - 100/mo for insurance (just a guess) = 1754.Split that in half for 50% rule, in regards to capital expenditures: 1754 / 2 = 8776000 / 877 = 6.7 = 7 UnitsSo you will need 7 homes of about that size (doable, but takes time).

One complex is less than a mile from our house and the other is only about 20 minutes away.

I currently don't flip high end homes but I can tell a good one from a bad one a mile away.

I learned this via due diligence on other houses on that block and see that one particular owner has several houses in a 1/2 mile radius.  

My name is Tom Brooks and I'm from Sewell, NJ about half an hour outside Philadelphia.

The 3 bedroom townhouses about a mile away rent for $850-$895, and my friend rented a 4 bedroom older house on this side of town for $1200. 

It's a mile from from GA state line she said. 

Qualifying for a mortgage is a little tougher in Canada, however the rate for mortgages in arrears is well below 1% (default is less half of that).