The initial premium is likely going to be higher, but she has some carriers that will allow this, depending on what the remediation is, especially if they are buying it as an investment and not a primary.

I'm sure someone there is willing to pay a nice premium for your note assuming everything checks out, and it'll likely cost you less than 18% lol. 

I had a high rise condo that I was able to lease for a 35% premium as a LTR FULLY FURNISHED.

You absolutely charge higher rates if it's in close proximity to a University; they're paying a premium to live close to campus.

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For example you hold on to the land while they get plans approved and they pay a premium with a non-refundable deposit.

At the same time, I want to pay a fair price and not a premium because I am in a rush.I am not expert on carpentry, but I would also like to try and negotiate price on the quotes that I have received.

With insurance premiums for apartment properties increasing so dramatically in recent years, I am leaning towards trying to save some costs by increasing my deductible to the highest deductible possible.  

But now that prices are so high, interest rates are high, insurance premiums have shot through the roof, etc. many investors are wondering how to make this work.

With insurance premiums for apartment properties increasing so dramatically in recent years, I am leaning towards trying to save some costs by increasing my deductible to the highest deductible possible.