In my area 600 to 750 is the sweet spot for single family homes.In other areas its super luxury 5 times higher than a typical sfh.

The reality is that the insurance landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years, and underestimating those expenses can be a costly mistake for syndicators and investors alike.Insurance Escalators: A Changing RealityYour point about the outdated assumption of a 3% YOY increase in insurance is spot on.

It doesn't take long to learn how to spot a good deal.6.

This is why I asked in BP before doing anything ilegal or even worse, something that would put the seller in a bad spot.

It sounds like you're in an exciting spot with your real estate journey.

I’m reaching out to this group because I’m in a bit of a tough spot and could use some help.

I recently just moved here from Minnesota, and boy, is it a gorgeous state.

That was another part of this "sweet spot" since I am moving away from Alaska for mental health reason and therefore to optimize my remote work environment and I will be 100 miles away from my first FHA, I was able to find a lender that would give me a second FHA.

I have all my numbers nailed down and that quote spot on.  

(Rather than sell them and build 4 new models and parking spots.)It really shouldn’t matter?