I always try to get the overall general condition prior to the appointment and give them a ballpark range just so we both don't waste each other's times.

But then a title policy is based on either the loan amount or the sale amount.   

Asset protection,Reside in CA, and read about RE investors having the option to start a LLC in NV that's within a trust and also purchase an umbrella personal liability insurance policy (upwards of a $1m - 2m+), to give aspiring RE Investor the proper business structure, security and protection in case of the inevitable lawsuit and/or other costs of doing business. 

I’m prior Navy and I find it impossible to believe there are no duplexes at the 180k mark in the Greater Virginia Beach Area.

I plan to do a move-out walk through, but I won't be able to identify prior damage from new damage without any move-in documentation. 

Historical is the absorption rate that has taken place.Forecast is a prediction based on the historical absorption and current/anticipated economic trends.Absorption rate for a year would be calculated  - number of total sales in a year divided by twelve = monthly absorption rate in prior year (average for the year).Current months of housing supply is calculated - number of active listings divided by the monthly absorption rate - total number of months the current supply should lastSo, 120 sales in the prior year gives you a monthly absorption rate of 10 (120/12).30 active listings would give you a three month supply (30/10).A three month supply in most markets would be considered the borderline of balanced and shortage.

Last inspection on a property the furnances needed to be replaced (we didn't go to renegociate we kept with the current price)Please correct me if I'm wrong and that policy turns off agents. 

Plus a 203K Underwriter will want to know that prior to approving a 203k loan.

Maybe they quoted me a vacant policy?

My question is regarding the purchase of the redemption rights from the prior owner(s).