You can also have multiple Named Insureds (LLC's, Partnerships, etc) on the policy as long as there is common ownership between the Named Insureds.There are several popular insurance programs in the market place that Flippers use.

Is this a common thing?

More commonly, if we're showing a house where the owner is open to leaving some stuff behind, we'll mention those items specifically to prospective tenants, almost as a "bonus", if they want it. 

Here I thought buying off a proforma was common knowledge...Actual's do provide great insight into the property. 

We have a minimum income requirement to qualify for this unit (3 times monthly rent); based on your email, it appears you meet those qualifications.Regarding pets, we allow cats and most dog breeds except for the following:-any breeds/mixes known under common parlance as “Pit Bull”-Rottweiler-Doberman Pinscher-German Shepherd-Alaskan Malamute a.k.a “Husky”-Chow Chow-Great Dane-St.

It is common that HOAs allow 20% of the units to be rented.

Thanks  Generally if you use one of their balance transfer checks the only fee is the transaction fee (1-5% is common) plus whatever the interest rate is.

@Erik Hatch all units on their own meter except one of the first floor units is on the common meter and electric is included with that unit.

Anyway, I don't see a place/forum for seeking that kind of info and I can't find any reviews for their camp online (one of the problems is that the guy's name is apparently a pretty common name and there appears to be at least 2-3 people here at BP with the same name even, which are not the same guy).

This would be my first home purchase and investment property so I need someone experienced to guide me through the process and help me avoid any pitfalls.