if he never made the offer, no contract was executed, I'm not sure.I always see the charge of the insurance after we close on the transaction.

You will still likely see continue to see the discoloration after its dried.  

The same way a lien holder can see the insurance on a vehicle they are financing.

Fly out to see the properties and neighborhoods, drive them yourself, ask for a tour.

The longer you are in your trade the more you will see the lack of up and coming talent...so that means that right now you have a huge opportunity to maximize your demand later by learning and practicing now.

Even a single-member LLC can be claimed here as well.I have included an image of the page below and you can see the basic layout: Income and Expenses mostly.

@Daniel Sunday if you purchase your first property, out of state, without an experienced agent who knows the neighborhood, gentrification trends, and rents, you are going to lose 98 percent of the time.The more I review, the more I see the error.

If you see the same person go up for 10 different cases then that's an attorney, guardian or trustee, not family. 

When I told the seller agent it wasn't a big deal and I wanted to see the property anyways the truth came out.

You can see the houses that don't look taken care of.