Conventional insurance companies use their co-insurance requirements and high replacement cost values as a way to garner more premiums. 

I too was a co-op at tema /tmmna. 

My family used to manage mid-size apartment buildings and some managed motels and hotels; it must be in my blood.

I don't have any way of contacting her ex-boyfriend and this ex-tenant is not very co-operative. 

When buying REO's, and using the bank's title co., usually these are omitted, listed as exceptions in the B section, and Not covered by the policy.  

Also CO-OP's (Im selling one) are cheaper and have less to manage but you might have a board to deal with.

When I do sub2's, I make the payment directly to the mortgage co.  

Does South Carolina require your broker's license like mo does to have a property management co?

I don't want to have to know 10 areas... and analyze 10 deals... and deal with 10 times the headaches that go with all of that.I'd rather find 1 deal.Additionally I think you can leverage things better if everything is co-located in 1 spot.  

The house was in denver, CO - in a neighborhood Northwest of city park a few blocks.The neighborhood is turning for the better, but block to block it varies