But with zero financing in place to start how do they equally protect their interest? 

Hello all,I would love to hear everyone's opinion on situations like this, since I am still figuring out what my level of tolerability is for deals.Have a potential deal with high cap rate (20%) triplex.

I set up an LLC for a rental property I purchased last year, and I'm learning that I cannot simply transfer ownership while my loan is outstanding (Due on sale clause risks, insurance policy complications, etc...). 

They will write policies for vacant homes (sometimes an issue for insurance) and they will review you rates upon request. 

I received a zero down USDA mortgage. 

In the past, if you were to set a keyword alert, you'd have no idea how frequently it will be used in the forums - you might be setting yourself up for zero notifications, or thousands.For example, as a young padawan, I initially set up a keyword alert for both "Colorado" and "CO".

Most of Conejo Valley is top tier and Ventura County has slow growth policies.

It's easy to say "Hey, I got $35k in my account, I could pay off everything and have zero debt", but then I'd have no income from the investment. 

The wife and I are very new real estate investors and have zero experience with this sort of thing, so I humbly ask BP: what would you do?

Get a good hazard policy from a top tier insurance company and don't be negligent.