Our regular insurer, State Farm, does not do such coverage anymore, and after checking with several well-known national carriers, I found only one that offered it, but the lead agent couldn't be bothered to put the details in writing in an email.There must be companies that specialize in this kind of coverage, I figure, and there must be other property owners in a similar situation who have such insurance. 

Check their Federal Lending Limit matches your ultimate goals.  

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Are you having them check every manufacturer? 

First you can check out our page where we give you the top 20 questions to ask a sponsor but when someone "promises" any type of return I typically hit delete on that email.

Leaving servicing up to the lender could potentially put your installment payments at risk and in many states servicers need to be licensed anyways so double-check that part as well. 

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Curious to learn more about the BRRRR model, and will check this book out. 

I would suggest heading down there on a long weekend and checking out the different neighborhoods.

ref=shareMeetup group:Check out New England Real Estate Investors Unleashed https://meetu.ps/c/Dwmd/kYTB4/d on MeetupCome check it out, otherwise, I'd say your key these days is to have your all-in, be under 70% of after re paired value...