I can share some insurance contacts with you that do a good job for me.

I can't put his contact info in the post so just Google him!

We also have educational programs monthly if you are interested.Shoot me a message and I can give you contact information Thanks Alan

I would suggest finding and teaming up with a local real estate agent who deals with investment properties so you can work with a licensed person and stay out of the state's crosshairs.With that being said, I'm a buyer in the OKC and Tulsa markets and have a few contacts up there.

I have been in contact with the Rochester HCV program staff trying to get some answers from them but I never get clear/realistic answers or two people give me very different answers on the same question.So I am reaching out to hopefully find some folks who have real life experience dealing with the HVC program on the ground in Rochester NY with thier own rentals to see if I can get some answers that way. 

I have spoken with 2 others so far and have verified at least a dozen others that I am trying to make contact with, so that we all can get together and engage the authorities. 

For example: - how to open up accounts for the utilities (websites, account names, passwords, any issues/problems);  record who I spoke with and their contact information and particular notes; when conversations took place and means of communication; follow up tasks needed and those completed.- When payments are due (mortgage, various taxes, insurances, etc.), records of payments, account numbers, etc.- various contacts' information (when met, skills, phone number, email, etc)Is there a program that incorporates a variety of record keeping tasks?  

Wasting money calling dead numbers is the biggest mistake.The true "best method" is combining list sources with Manual Data Optimization (RREDO) to guarantee those tough contacts are accurate.I specialize in fixing those failed leads to give you a 90%+ contact rate.

Also when I travel if I need a notary they will contact a sister company and schedule a courtesy signing for me so I dont have to pay for mobile notary.So bottom line find an escrow officer you like and be loyal.

If the Tenant Buyer walks away from the deal I get to keep his Option payment, since it is non-refundable and I sell to another Tenant Buyer and get another Option Payment usually about $20k to $25k.I encourage buyers to get qualified for financing, give them a mortgage broker contact and to plan their lifestyle to be able to get a loan to exercise the Option.