I've got a proper manager as I'm out of state, but as I've got only this property, I have no other reference point.

This amount is into the 6 figure range meaning that I will need to come out of pocket with an amount greater than my initial investment in the building in the event a major earthquake would destroy the building.

This is a fully legal process that has been irrelevant since the 80s because rates have just dropped.

Not just the monthly cost of insurance, but some of the oddities I've seen this year.

This measure is designed to shield existing homeowners from the rapid increases in property tax bills that have become a pressing concern.

However, this is also your business. 

The multiple price reductions was also a sign of this.

I use QBO to keep track of my properties and do this for my bookkeeping clients also.

At least do this for your first few properties.

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?