My background is in analytics and have worn a couple of different hats in the space - sales compensation, business performance / reporting, COGS management, and opportunity / risk evaluation and implementation.Real estate investing is the first topic in a long time - maybe ever - in which I've been truly interested in learning more.

As long as it's reported on your latest tax return then we can evaluate it for income.

Inspectors are evaluating all high rise buildings in Florida for structural stability. 

No DTI/income evaluation/W-2 requirement.

I logged in today to find only one of the dozens of email messages  I’ve received in the last month still listed in my inbox.I have one email from a week ago.

The lender will evaluate your credit history.

We log in weekly to pay any bills and then invoice the tenant.Most other utilities (cable, internet, etc) we don't get involved with since they are not requirements under our lease agreement.Good luck!

Does anyone have some baseline home owners insurance numbers that I could use for my evaluations?

@Freddy Hernandez you've gotten some great advice in this post, so I won't rehash all that.When we're evaluating a new property, we consider a couple of things.HISTORY If you're dealing with a seller directly, ask them for the most recent 12 months of bills. 

Is there another source you have found helpful to evaluate listing price for out of state properties (I see you specialize in out of state).