That is against our policy in the majority of our forums.  

Since I'm in Florida I found they don't write policies in some areas.  

Alas, my 20-something shows zero interest.

If the goal is risk mitigation, and your exposure isn't huge (maybe you have a property or two and are just starting out in life), some investors will go the insurance route and choose a large umbrella policy over forming one or more LLCs.

Imagine if 20-30% of the buying transactions disappeared, and that's a good picture of what life would be like in a stricter system in those countries that you mentioned.These subsidized loans happens largely because US social policy is mostly non-existent towards public housing or rent subsidies when compared to those other home-owning countries.

FCI charges $15 per month to service, and an additional $15 per month for escrow accounts.So for low value notes, with payments of only around $100-200 per month, doesn't this servicing fee represent a large amount of the actual interest received, to the point that the long term actual APR on investment is quite low or zero?

They tolerated me well, and I'm feeling good about their work.

I get an invoice from the title insurance company that lists the cost for an owners policy and a sellers policy.  

I start looking for new tenants 60 days before lease expires.New tenants can give their  previous tenants 30 day notice and we can keep our vacancy % as close to zero as possible.

It seems as though Atlanta will be ground zero for one of the largest David v/s Goliath battle this side of the Mason Dixon.