You can make your contract say anything you want about who pays insurance. But typically, the buyer takes over responsibility for insurance, taxes, maintenance, etc.
That is a matter of contract between you and the new buyer. I suggest that you require the buyer to reimburse you for the cost of the insurance and keep it in your name. You should let your insurance agent know that it is now a rental situation.
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