Baseline is an excellent option, especially if you want more built-in like bookkeeping. 

Many insurance policies have basic coverage and premium coverage options.

I'm happy to put some numbers together with you on your different options to help inform your decision - just let me know.

I’ve spent a decent amount of time in SA and am actively evaluating real estate options.

I still work with a ton of investors though and there are great options, especially turnkey ones!

Sounds like a good time to read your contract(s) thoroughly to see if there is more than just that one line and talk with an attorney to see what your options are.Best of luck!

No need to buy in an LLC - you'll have better lending options in your names3. 

Welcome to BiggerPockets :)Lots of options to explore, real estate investing is definitely not black and white.

I am in the process of exploring financing options for my first deal and I came across the idea of government down payment assistance grants.From what I read, these grants can be used to cover the down payment on a low money down loan such as FHA loan, which I was planning to utilize anyway since I will be an owner-occupant.Has anyone used this in the past?

As you investigate your options in real estate, keep the following tips and ideas in mind:Determine Your Real Estate ObjectivesMake Use of Your Construction SkillsExamine Various ApproachesMaintain Your Mentorship LearningThink about short-term rentals and AirbnbCreate a Network and Look Into Local Real Estate MarketsSpread Out Your Investments Financial PlanningRemain FlexibleRemember, your hunger for learning and willingness to think outside the box are powerful assets in real estate.