Currently closing on a house and looking for home owners insurance for a 2 family house.

I can't help your lease but FYI, insurance could be a little troublesome.  

Although the builder may be at fault, the responsibility now falls on the association as the HOA opted against pursuing legal action against the builder.For added context, my insurance says to ask the HOA's insurance.

I'd do a landlord insurance policy and umbrella policy regardless.2) I may cash out refi the second and third duplex (both bought in cash) if/when interest rates drop to buy my dream home in the next few years. 

The cost to maintain the house (property tax, insurance, repair) is getting higher and higher.

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Hi all, My insurance company sent me an email last night saying they are cancelling my policy on 5/7 mainly due to shingle/roof damage, debris on premise, and miscellaneous maintenance issues.My insurer has mentioned that insurance has become a stricter process.

Depending on the type of strategy and the financing, reserves can also differ - whether it's a short-term rental, mid-term rental, conventional, DSCR, etc.In general it would be:downpayment + appraisal + title fee + escrow fee and prepaid + lender's feeFor rentals, you would usually be required to have cash on reserves for a certain number of months worth of PITI - typically anywhere from 3-12 months.

HO insurance 6k, flood 6k, propety taxes 3k. 

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