Found out theyreally don't cover that market, thus their policy was twice as high.Moved on to Ponderosa Insurance (not making an ad), because all theydo is storage.

I like this area because it's really set up for STRs and most local policies and regulations are favorable to rental owners.

As you can see from the 1000 other posts on here about whether or not you should put your property in an LLC posts.. an LLC is just one "layer" of protection but a good insurance policy and an commercial umbrella liability policy should do the trick.Hope that helps!

Pull out the title insurance policy we will need that as well.Most of the cash out ARV lenders are not going to get you to where you need.

I'm aiming for properties that have a 200+ cash flow when just renting, so should I be pretty content with anywhere from 10-50 dollars when I live in one unit?

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

In my experience a claim that pays out less than $5k has very little if any effect on a homeowners policy.

., etc.  ...I've seen properties that other buyers thought were a total deal, but that I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole for a variety of reasons...and on the flip side, I've jumped on properties that other buyers had zero interest in...Your question seems to be asking what price you should aim for for your first property...obviously, this depends on a million different factors, such as: how much money do you have? 

Does anyone here finance their real estate investments through a loan against their Whole Life Insurance policy via a Trust?

Depending on your township's/HOA's policies on getting your permit my recommendation for when you should get your permit varies.