They'll be able to take the property information and get policy quotes from a few different companies so you can compare what is included in the coverage, the liability coverage, deductible, and monthly premium. 

I have a YouTube channel I just posted a deal we are doing on if you search pink development you can see the lot. on my triplex I don't build a garage so every sq ft is appraisable. on my single family we have to build garages most of the time unless it's our micro home 700 sq ft that we sell for under 200k. the rent price / sq ft of SFR even smaller ones is maybe on average $1.70, on our 650 sq ft floorplan it's closer to $2.43 which is about 40% more efficient. supply and demand. very few multifamily built, higher appreciation, etc. most of the people who do them refinance why go through all that effort just to sell. appreciation in columbus last 3 years averages 8.65%. we only do this in 3 zip codes in columbus close to the urban core where new construction values are about a 15% or 20% premium and where there is already a lot of multifamily and it's easy to get them approved on an infill lot. 

But insurance companies have one goal in mind...accept policy premiums and pay out as little and as infrequently as possible.

i was able to get the tax credit to help offset the monthly premium, but only after several months of going back and forth between the state exchange, the county i live in, and the health insurer. 

An additional benefit of a detailed engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is that it can increase potential insurance premium savings as well as provide support for the property tax appeals process.

Of course, there are potential issues like alligators, higher flood insurance premium, erosion.

If the carrier does not directly offer a multi-pay plan, there are various premium finance companies that will generally allow for payments to be spread out.

With your multi-family builds, are you hoping to command a slight rental premium due to the container house "novelty" or are you intending on being price competitive with comparable SqF rentals in the market? 

I like to think we offer a premium service at a healthy discount.

there are extra buyer premiums they add as well, let alone the previous mentioned ghost bidding.