Two of them I’m straight flipping, one is a major fix-and-flip and three are long term rentals.The list focusses on the business aspects, because this is what was most difficult for me being remote and not an American national.

Nope.Because Americans are compassionate people when it comes to the health of other Americans?

This can be done by 1 agent, that is independent if they have access to the carriers and also check with the larger captive carriers like State Farm, Farmers, and American National. 

Once again, the property sat on the market for a long time, I bought it at a heavy discount, and it's been cash flowing ever since.Cashflow can also be created by changing how you use the property—for instance, renting a house by the room or as MTR or STR sometimes creates cashflow.By the way: every property I own cashflows well, and every property I own was bought on the MLS between 2016 and now--during what was probably the toughest buyer's market in American history!

I use American Modern.

Insurance companies are good at getting out of paying but also in our litigious society it protects against when insurance isn't enough or isn't covered. 

Visa or American Express), however, which can be converted to cash is not permissible.

An Ostrich society.

There is a place that is good for entity structure only,  but more for the Americans.

Everyone LOVES it when the city of Oakland sues Wells Fargo for beating up African Americans on interest rate (& fair enough btw, at least from what I've seen), but how's it going to look if they sue someone for giving a helping hand to veterans?