Hello,  A GC partner and I are working on a proforma to determine costs for a potential rehab project of a historic building and targeting 25 units in MA.Can someone help me understand what kind of insurance we need to purchase, how much it will likely cost, and recommend potential insurance companies to work with for this type of project?

Hello, A GC partner and I are working on a proforma to determine costs for a potential rehab project of a historic building and targeting 25 units in MA.Can someone recommend a cost per unit for property management companies to use as a reasonable baseline as we obtain estimates? 

San Diego historical appreciation can overcome small RE investment mistakes. 

Currently working with an investor/contractor on rehabbing an old historical building into micro units.

On the bright side, San Diego is a landlord's market to command high rents and interest rates are still historically very low so buying a 2-4 multi family property and using the BRRR is a great option.

My areas of experience include: Historic tax creditsHistoric renovationPermitting, building code, etc.Finance, funding projects, bank loansFundraising, structuring projectsProperty management and maintenance (using technology)Urban developmentFeel free to connect with me directly if I can help you!

Hurricane/La Verkin/Virgin historically have been much more flexible but those ordinances have changed over the years so you have to be careful before banking on being able to do vacation rentals. 

Historically low interest rates.

Oahu statistics http://www.hicentral.com/oahu-historical-data.php https://www.zillow.com/honolulu-hi/home-values/

Its not hard to get the exact taxes, PMI, historical utilities, etc. for a property. leave another 10% capex, 5% vacancy, 10% management costs (even if you self manage)1% rule is just a very broad way to value something.