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In a deal analysis, what insurance amount for the input?

William Roberts
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Hi all...without calling a broker for a quote on every property that I am trying to analyze, how can I arrive a fair average for the insurance?
Thank you in advance!

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Quote from @William Roberts:
Hi all...without calling a broker for a quote on every property that I am trying to analyze, how can I arrive a fair average for the insurance?
Thank you in advance!

 Call a broker and ask them to give you a ballpark way of calculating it. For example if you were looking for a specific area in florida that was a single family home they may say calculate $2 per $1000 of value. They can give you a pretty good idea. 

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