In addition, do you know what title endorsements you want?

I have to give the obligatory, find/interview a few local brokers to find one versed in the local insurance market and understands/works to understand the needs of investors.A single policy might work, if properly endorsed and disclosed, a standard homeowners policy could possibly work.

Yes, I am Real Estate Broker who's whole business is based around helping people to BEST invest with real estate whole-heartedly endorse 100% that in this market and time that people NEED to start with a great Turn-Key provider to get there start.

We will fund this internally for our fund and take an assignment of the security instrument and endorsement of the promissory Note.

Their is a disclaimer on top of the article stating it was not written or endorsed by USA Today. 

It's why I laugh each time I see someone post on BP an endorsement for a turn key provider after purchasing their first investment property.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: @Saheed Alam Never heard from you and you appear to be a continuation of a long line of BP members who write posts endorsing RTR without contributing to the message boards in any other capacity.

Find a local insurance broker who will take the time to walk through each coverage, not just send you a quote via email, many endorsements and additional coverages simply don't show up if not added. 

Both are great options, if you do get an auto in your name, I believe they both offer excess UM/UIM as an endorsement which gives a lot of coverage for very cheap. 

wow, I've never heard any LLs with a portfolio actually endorse home warranty.