I want to make sure I cover my bases.

Would you:1) Rent it out.2) Sell it and buy a rental house closer to home to manage.3) Sell it and buy a few condos closer to home to manage.We could on $250K in mortgages on new properties and be able cover the payments with no rental income.Thanks for helping out a newbie! 

I specifically wanted two 2-1’s so that my unit had a second bedroom and I could rent that out to a Roomate to cover the difference.4.

The warranty company denied our claim because they said corrosion in the coil caused leakage which isn’t covered.

I have a clause in my contract covering delays due to availibility of materials etc .

Cover them in stone? 

As a wholesaler you sure only be paying the EMT but of course if you have enough capital then it’s very generous to cover some costs for the buyer

I wanted to be named as additional or co-insured, but was told by insurer that don't do that because I was already covered as a member of the LLC (sole member). 

@Tia Mitchell right but you are looking for additional funds that the lender won’t cover correct... 10%-25% or did I misread what you are looking for.

We thought the properties were both vacant, so we could just close, rehab, then either rent & refi and get all our money out, as even a 70% LTV would be enough to cover our purchase + rehab.