Need recommendation for good REO Title Company in Baltimore/Columbia/Ellicott City/Owings Mill Area.

How does it work with insurance? 

The closing costs, insurance premium, legal, etc. was about $200,000 ballpark.

@Richard PraterFirst-- call your insurance and ask what breed restrictions they have.   

@David Bergmann Also, not sure why your title has to be so blatant "left side" "right side".

I'm fairly new to this...I have been reading for awhile...watchung auctions and doing thorough DD...to date I havent won a bid but thats more my apprehension..and asking myself "what if".I just want to make sure I understand this...1)Win the bid and get the tax deed2) get a queit title suite3) get title insurance4) profit..or fix up and live in it or rent..Now I know there may be tenants or occupiers...I know there is more to it than what i mentioned above.

I credit that to having a clear and outlined checklist for the tenant to follow during move out to insure they get their full deposit back. 

and all i have to do is promise to pay it back.. and get a insurance bond out of Thailand.

The BRRR I'm working on now my end up being a flip, based solely on the fact that this particular property requires flood insurance.

I've been a licensed real estate agent for over a year now, am a novice house hacker and do insurance by day (which pays the bills but lack the passion for).