Hi all,    I'm looking for recommendations as to what insurance companies provide landlords with liability insurance beyond the typical property damage and bodily injury coverage.  

Once you have that in place, (and you might not have it all lined up, that’s ok too) but if your looking to buy right now, if you like a house, you need to pull the trigger quick and commit.

Whether or not this is the only house we partner on or we become partners for life it could lead to something great and at the end of the day we just have to pull the trigger.

Noone fully understands audit selection methods but certainly are many triggers to avoid

And personally I cannot pull the trigger on a turnkey operator.

Been saving up for the last couple of years to pull the trigger.

If you were to borrow 25%, your portfolio could lose more than 1/2 its value w/o triggering a sell off.   

More shocking, time on market was 10 days faster than last year meaning that buyers have to make a very quick decision and pull the trigger, if they want to buy a house.Foreclosures Continue to Hit Historic Lows.

As soon as you have money, and CAN pull the trigger.  

The idea is to put a good down payment and increase our monthly payments to the landlord so it covers the mortgage and more that will go towards the overall purchase price.Since there is a mortgage I would like to avoid triggering "due on sale" and hopefully a reassessment of the property (if that is all possible or at least delay it).