I did enquiry with some insurance company but lot of not providing insurance to rental house. 

hello, we are currently looking at a property we love that fits our needs for our future "forever" home. we are looking to get a land loan until we are ready for construction. figuring 3-5 years. has anyone done this that can provide some advice?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It provides a portal allowing tenants to make their payments.

Before buying, do an analysis of the market that lets you in on its dynamics, link the type of property that matches your set goals and is in line with the risk you can take, survey the possible financial options open for borrowing money, and finally analyze the cash flow of this business before engaging professionals in managing this apartment complex.Conduct thorough checks on possible properties, covering in-person checks, money checks, checking leases, comparing market prices, checking rents, assessing the condition of the property, and looking over legal contracts.

(There are even some who believe that the seller providing a loan to the buyer will disqualify the exchange entirely, but that's not been our experience.)The most straightforward solution is to have the seller provide a cash loan to the buyer outside of closing. 

THe prospective tenant provides their driver's license and other info and you can give them a code (if you have a smart lock w/ Wifi) that they can use and you can change afterwards.

Last, issue a written non renewal notice 60 - 90 days before the end of their term and provide a legitimate reason.

There are several advantages as well as disadvantages in working with a turnkey provider.

I used to have a real estate team and I recruited people just by teaching them investing and providing leads.