Property must be titled properly in your name though. 

Learned a lot on how to screen tennant properly.

You just need to make sure to screen them properly and make sure they are clean, quiet, and respectful.

The attorneys will try to tell you differently but just keep the proper insurance and treat tenants the right way, and you'll be fine. 

Just going out & measuring with your tape measure isn't going to help much if you are seriously considering adverse possession, title insurance payout, etc...You don't have the proper data yet. 

If I do need an additional policy, is Proper still the top recommendation for this situation?

Both the Abstract and Survey shall be dated or re-dated after the date of acceptance, the Seller shall endeavor to deliver the Abstract and Survey along with the draft of the proposed deed to the Buyer or Buyer's attorney within twenty (20) business days thereafter; and(2) At the Closing, to Buyer, a properly signed and notarized, Blah BlahOh wait I see you are talking about Inspection pieces.......

Return shelves and drawers to proper positions.

Paint and drywall are behind because the city couldn't get power to the site in time, making it impossible to keep the heat high enough for the finish material to cure properly, pushing every other phase out, and this isn't the only project in town.

Once you've purchased the duplex, screening tenants properly and never veering from your standards is the key to making it work.