I am in the process of purchasing a rental property and my insurance broker came back and said that multiple insurance carriers denied the application because the property is classified as an "Ineligible Risk" we were told that their is 1 Insurance carrier that will insure but this will require a pre-insurance inspection.

And the US dollar is extremely strong. we have purchased a pre-construction townhome there to be a short-term rental. 

He was nice enough to do a "pre-inspection" to tell me what needed to be addressed before the actual inspection.

If you aren't submitting a cash offer you should be submitting a pre-approval letter... 

Before I go into how I funded it, I know I'm gonna get crap for using credit cards (even though its 0% APR) but I'll explain why I leveraged my credit cards.Our Cash:The purchase was mainly funded from my cash reserves which were made up of my and my wife's income.

Is there a pre-payment penalty?

And even like that you are still optimistic on the mortgage apr, (4.50%) IS closer to reality, the rest of your post is accurate, and still add money to posible vacant, fixing staff plus tenant missing payments and evictions.

Question: if the door jams are in good shape, would you replace just the interior doors, or buy a pre-hung door and change out the entire fixture?

Suppose you take out a 30-year fixed mortgage loan for $300,000 at 5.62% APR.

This page has a pre-inspection checklist.