So you will not get any tax benefit for 1/4 of mortgage interest, 1/4 of property taxes, 1/4 of insurance. 1/4 of utilities etc.3.

Anyone have recommendations on a good insurance company for seacoast NH investment properties?

It's come time for me to sort out my insurance and I thought I could set it up on monthly payments and this might be a good way to help me start building a credit rating, but it seems that in general, insurance companies won't report to credit agencies unless it's negative. 

This was a paradigm shift in my life.

I couldn't convince her that the contract required them to pay HO Insurance & RE Taxes, but since I felt they couldn't or wouldn't pay the Homeowner's Insurance or the Real Estate Taxes, I had paid them for all of this time.

I have the extra income to be paying up to an extra $1k per month which significantly shortens the life of the loan.

I have purchased a Tax Cert in Alabama and have some questions on the insurance aspect.

Title insurance, various recording and delivery fees, etc. make up for the rest.By 6%, you are referring to agent commission?  

You'll run your numbers based on taxes, insurance, repairs and cap ex once you get rent rolls. 

Backed it up with a commercial insurance policy that includes a homeowners policy and $1MM general liability.