When I meet my debt pay-down goals, that's exactly what I plan on doing. 

i bought a home warranty once and never would again. they rarely have things taken care of in a timely manner, which can be fine for your primary in some cases, but not for a rental. and the companies they contract to do the work, are getting paid pennies on the dollar for those jobs based on the deal they negotiated, so they're in NO rush to get out to you. and like any insurance company, they do all they can to get out of stuff. it was a waste of not only money, but also time and energy.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

One last tip, make sure the base boards upstairs are not touching the floor, even just 1/8 inch gap is good.  

Determined to find some way to pay off debt quicker and become financially free I decided to read some books and get into multiple forms of investing.

Can you explain how you say this based on the IRS publication above?  

Lenders won't allow someone who got a deal for under market value and did little to no work to cash out based on appraised value.

The stay is just the beginning of the revenue stream, like a base line.

I am a new investor based in California looking to start investing in the St.

Every tenant is different, how would you know how much insurance they would want or do you just do a "base" amount so they have basic coverage ?