You will be claiming depreciation as a write off (about 3% of your basis in the house per year) while it is rented, and will have to claim that deducted depreciation back as income when you sell though.

Insurance is insurance, they all giver you a hard time if there is ever a claim made.

I know some will scream that insurance will cover you, but not always...They can deny your claim and taking them to court over it may add to your problems if you lose and have legal expenses now to boot.

@Nathan FrostThey changed the law on Lenders doing a DOS if you quit claim your name to an LLC as of October of 2017.

I use a lawyer for that and we quit claim it.The fine print on your loan may not allow you to do this. 

Settled on Foremost but when I had a claim the adjuster messed with me on the estimate. 

I believe that if you are indeed going to use it as a regular rental propert someday, you need to analyze it as such. 

He refuses to send these materials as he claims he won't release information about tenants. 

Did you guys commit to making this a regular meet-up?

You can defend a suit, but would be unable to bring claims without registering as a foreign entity, and an eviction is a suit.