They already have their HUD Title ID # for the Buyers Select Closing Agent process that is now in place.I have yet to find an umbrella (blanket) insurance policy that is anywhere near as affordable as keeping individual policies on each property.

But none the less, if you find the right deal, a rehab could potentially work.In conclusion they play off of each other.

They will probably send you a contract and addendums after they select a buyer based on price and basic terms.

@Aaron FrenkelWe've initially been looking in three very different areas: St-Paul/Minneapolis; Houston; and southern New Hampshire.Our reason for initially selecting these location is either because we have family in the area, or, in the case of southern New Hampshire, because I worked in Portsmouth for a couple of years and know the area a little.

(Chapter 51)I would ask the seller, if I was interested in the property his reason for the title company selection.

And then use the drop down that appears at the bottom of the post to select someone's name.

Selecting good comps requires some due diligence.You can't really go by a sale with different names as you have family with different last names as Chris mentioned.

And by preparation, I mean a combination of 'training' tenants after they are selected, and internal team development.

If he brought it up, it's rather unethical when a job is selected and at hand.

The EM check was made out to the Buyer Selected Closing Attorney and delivered with all of the paperwork to the Listing Broker.