Do you have E and O insurance to protect the agent?

When they do this, I set aside the appropriate amount for maintenance, capex and taxes and insurance.

If it were mine, I would pocket any insurance money and dump the property.

It's common for commercial properties to make the tenant responsible for taxes, insurance on the building, maintenance on the interior, etc.Just keep in mind additional requirements may be enough to scare them off.

On Fridays at 6, we have a resident HOA attorney on drinking schedule until 9 that'd I'd love to introduce you to, as well as sporadic visits from some great members in the insurance industry.

I would do that with one deed no title insurance and on the back of a wet nap  LOL 

The other big expense is owners title insurance which is usually paid by buyer unless otherwise noted.A quick google search of California closing costs breakdown should net you an answer for what the standard is.

Great Boston is still ideal from the distance point of view, but the inventory is almost nil, crazy-priced and mostly antic.Deliver at least 5% ROI yearly after all expenses (taxes, management, insurance etc.)

You may or may not be responsible for taxes, insurance, and repairs, commonly referred to as single net or double net. 

 That question that was asked about the sanitation bill isn't that what title insurance is for?