you'll come to find out that your claims does not limit to just re agents.  

Seller might have 6,000 for a policy but that is because they own multiple properties and reached  a policy limit and to insure one more is just a little bit extra.

You can work with a reputable turn key property provider, or very knowledgeable local real estate agent who also is an investor.Note that the great majority of real estate agents do not work well with investors because they simply don't understand investors and their needs; and they are usually limited to properties on their MLS ( which often is not the source for the best deals).Having invested myself out of state since 2003 I've come to learn what to look for and can talk about this extensively.  

Only an attorney can give you legal advice for your specific situation.In general an LLC  can help limit your liability.

Great reminder as to the fact that there are no limits to our abilities.

One of the reasons we want to 'limit' ownership is because we make 30%+ on the cash out refi, which isn't actually income.  

I also use other investors SDIRA's...which means I have access to an unlimited number...based on the limits of available SDIRA's and their available funds.

You also want to know the limits to non OO units if there are any.

While hard preferred equity holders may have the ability to make some decisions or kick out the developer if they fail to make payments, soft preferred equity holders typically have more limited rights.

Limiting the thermostats (or installing fixed set point thermostats) is another option, but I really don't want to have to worry about the volatility of fuel costs.