I’d like someone to give me an example from history of an asset class - ANY asset class, anywhere - that is not subject to cycles and fluctuation.  

I thought I had everything covered.

I have a couple of suggestions:1. if you are doing a rehab that will include the wiring, you may get a Renovation Builders Risk policy to cover you.  2.

Below is an article that I thought covered some most of the bases, but I have no way of knowing if it is good advice or not since I have not done it.  

In NJ, tenant will cover all count and lawyer fees for landlord?    

Title insurers don't rely upon maps like the ones you've included; and the plat would not be particularly helpful.Since you already know of an existing title issue the seller would need to resolve it, you could plan for dealing with it in your offer, or you could ignore it and take title subject to the problem... and yes you could get title insurance.

If you paid $54k cash and your insurance covers $94k in replacement value, you *should* be able to collect the $94k as well as the $8k in lost rental income and either rebuild or simply sell as is and let the Market figure out how much it is worth.

I don't believe the REIA covers MF specifically. 

6.What fees are subject to the lease?

6.What fees are subject to the lease?