How do you find the ideal insurance policy without spending an arm and a leg? 

AND the project you will be taking on will ideally be paying your monthly mortgage.

I recently began learning about real estate investing and plan to start with a small multifamily property, ideally a duplex or triplex, through an FHA or other low down payment program.I am currently reading some of Brandon Turner’s books to understand the fundamentals of house hacking, deal analysis, and property management.

Closing mid-month removes that variable; if rent still hasn’t been paid and the seller wants you to go collect it, you have firmer ground—payment should have been made much earlier in the month.Of course, in a competitive market you won’t always land your ideal date.

I’ve been a long-term investor in DFW for about four years, but this will be my first value-add / non–move-in-ready property.My goal for this project is to either flip and immediately sell or BRRRR, ideally pulling most (or all) of my cash back out while still breaking even on monthly cash flow.

Ideally I’d like to work with someone who specializes in clients with a similar profile... active real estate income + rental ownership.

This is an idea I thought of recently, given the challenges I foresee facing having sufficient capital for the first property, which ideally would be a multifamily property and house hacked.

The higher the median sales price is over the national average, the more affluent an area is; ultimately, resulting in the majority of the sellers not fitting our ideal "motivated seller" demographic. 

Most wholesalers I deal with are WAY off when giving me rehab estimates and market rent.

@Michael Santeusanio What's you ideal rehab costs to acquisition cost percentage?