So, if you any of you have any questions, the LLC's books are the records you can pass around.  

If not, is the LP recorded before or after the LP for the foreclosure you're bidding at. 

However, there are some that will have loan docs as well as a CYA and usually don't bother recording them assuming all goes as planned, both closings same day. 

All that being said you need to have at least 20 to 30 real cash buyers that have proof of funds and a solid track record of closing.

Many hard/private money lenders overlook that and some even lend with no skin in the game, although not common without a prior relationship and or track record.3.

Did you pick the realtor who told you he could get you the highest price or did you pick the one that was good at their job and had a track record of selling properties quickly with happy clients?

This is a huge black mark on your insurance record and I could not find another insurer.

Use escrow, have a title report and record the deed and start making the payments.

It allows you to filter and buy the info per record.

Many places have limits on how much (percent wise) dues (where insurance is generally one of the largest expenses) can increase and I'd expect just about every coastal property to be above 10%, most well above unless capped by covenants, rules, or recorded declarations.