Actually I am buying Commercial property shopping center in coming month and need insurance provider for that.

I don't have experience with that situation, but I have heard of the craigslist scam of people pretending to be "property managers" and leasing out properties that they do not actually have ownership or rights to.

By the time I interviewed her it was 2017 and I had done most of what I needed to do but wasn't sure when to actually get started.  

I have formed invaluable relationships with wholesalers (who actually know what they are doing)  and investors who have financed some of my properties and to whom I have wholesaled some of mine.   

If so I would think treating it like any other real estate sale, complete a correct contract, after you have determined the ARV, rent rates, and if your offer works for you and the other party.In regards to funding, there are most likely options (sorry I know very little on this subject) and this would also be a first step, once you determine that the property will actually work.

Also the home is what is referred to as a "patio home" to where it is actually detached from the other ones.

Harjeet, that's good to know it's not too much of an issue to have a HELOC if I can pay it back within a year.Brent, the rental is a bank-owned condo that actually costs $75,000...

I actually switched over to driving a limo giving me more down time between the rides for a better pay and miles on my own car.To not pay half mill for a place in Studio City is going to be a tough find Id think.

I have only been to a handful of Meetups and not sure how well I'd be at actually organizing one but I want to get to know locals and get the REI community together.  

Although keep in mind this could make the bank call in your loan, but I've never heard of that actually happening.Also, many people suggest a quit-claim deed for this.