It's a bit of an art to pick out all of the items that are applicable and to make sure that you both get them all and also don't include something you aren't supposed to.For example, a monthly HOA fee would not be included in basis, but a paperwork transfer fee from the HOA would.You can also include title insurance, but not the liability insurance.  

Look into an Umbrella Insurance Policy @Grant Bublitz.

I get an email with a picture when camera detects motion.I might be able to get a discount on my insurance for the security cameras but I haven't pursued that yet.

You might spend that, or more, just getting your license, keeping your errors & omissions insurance, paying office costs, etc. 

Which makes sense if you have three large apartment complexes, because they each represent a large sum of equity and risk exposure.Be sure you run a responsible business, maintain your properties well and make sure they are code compliant, get good insurance and an umbrella policy on top.

The lease doesn't terminate when someone new takes over.Having an umbrella insurance policy has zero bearing on managing property.

I have a document written by another bigger pockets member that helps explain this.

What are most investors insuring their rental properties for?

I want to start flipping houses but I’m curious about what I should in for insurance.

Property insurance is, and flood insurance may be, required.