I'm working through this process myself and will be setting up an LLC where I'm the manager and there are agreements in place to cover the other investors. 

Please contact @Denise Evans or better yet, get her 2018 tax lien guide she sells and mostly all of your answers will be covered. 

Purchase price was $75k, putting down 20% ($15k) and hard money was going to cover rehab costs of $60k. 

@Ashley Russell you need to read your HOA covenants - those cover most of what you are asking.

We rented the home during the winter to snow birds to help cover the expenses.

Keep in mind that while that looks like 10% down, HMLs will require additional reserves to cover a certain number of interest payments and to front the rehab. 

Luckily, I've always had the cash fluidity to cover the difference, but I'd like to turn the ship around. 

I would expect one may be able to go a little higher than 70% as long as the numbers still work and the property is still cash-flow positive.If these questions are already covered in the forums then my apologies as I have simply not made it that far yet. 

Theft from vacant homes is typically not covered on any carriers policy and the threshold where vandalism becomes theft can be vague to someone who does not do insurance every day. 

Let me know if you want to see any other county that covered by Trend (berks, bucks, burlington, camden, chester, cumberland, delaware, gloucester, kent, mercer, montgomery, new castle, salem, schuykill)