That means the insurance company cuts you a check equal to your rent for any month the property is uninhabitable (e.g., fire, flood, hurricane).

I have a "template" of a purchase contract from a title company, but was curious if anyone on here may have access to a really nice contract.  

That was a new manufactured home too, so it meets latest code.A lot of manufactured homes are financed through the company that sold them or they are sold on a contract for deed basis. 

My question is If my wholesale deal is in for example Baltimore Maryland, can my title company/closing location be at a different city?

I am currently building a property management company.

Otherwise it should 10-12% (it depends but if you add the leasing fee and weight it across 36 months then it will be more accurate than the flat fee)I'm not seeing 100-150$ per month for maintenance and I'm not seeing any similar amounts for capex reserve.Don't pay for utilities unless you have to for some reason.PP: 241kClosing costs: 3% is ~7.25k1-month vacancy: 1.8kLeasing fee: 1.8kImprovements: 5kAre you all-in for around 257k?

@Hussein MyrBanks typically do not give loans against LLC investment companies.

However, even after that many title companies won't insure the title until you have owned the property 1 or even 2 years.

Anyone have any good insurance companies that would offer around that $1200 mark around Texas?

hey I'm starting my own real estate investment company this week and  with clever investors I'm in this area is really like.to succeed if anyone would like to connect with me if love to get your insights on things maybe build a local investors group