I got a standard CA homeowner's policy that is $126/mo with a $1,500 deductible.My Dad brought up that since I have tenants, I may need landlord's insurance that would protect me further.

Our standard MLS sales contracts binds personal reps, successors, etc. to the deal.

I have spoken with the agents, and done my due diligence in research.The house is a foreclosure and will need rehab, it will likely not qualify for a standard mortgage, and I doubt I'd have the credit or deb-to-income to qualify anyway.

However, my brother in law is with Liberty Mutual and recently told me that they'll now write standard landlord or homeowner policies on residential property held in an LLC.

What I referenced was for a standard two story home.

I practiced keeping my money by keeping my standard of living below my means.

Like, maybe I offer folks a discount to re-up with me and then use my standards?

It is in addition to your standard insurance, wind and hail, ect..  

It is impossible to buy anything here that will come close to meeting the investment return standards you see on this site. :)2- university heights and the areas adjoining NJIT - Pretty much anything within 4 or 5 blocks of either Rutgers or NJIT is good.

..Closed my first 10 deals with her, before she moved....But I never wasted her time looking at the inside, if the outside didn't meet my standard....