@Dave Rav - I agree with the others that there is no really good way to estimate insurance costs, but I've found some consistency within a particular market/zip code if the rebuild costs and deductibles are the same.

Either a single family primary home on a double lot for us to build an ADU or a multifamily property consisting of a duplex or triplex.  

Just learn how to hit singles and doubles consistently.

Obviously based on your FICO, but seeing 6s pretty consistently with some programs with qualifying FICO/values.

So I wrote a report about every quarter and I included a drone shot  Picture worth a thousand words right.. so shows the streets being built and the houses going up.. etc etc.

Maintaining a strong and positive relationship with borrowers involves clear and consistent communication, setting realistic expectations from the start, and being transparent about all terms and conditions.

Your concerns will likely be less with the tenants and more about learning things the previous landlord didn’t handle (deferred maintenance, whether the tenants pay on time consistently, etc)all the best!

If you tick all of those boxes, give it a shot.

I’m currently facing a similar situation and realized that I wasn’t using the right resources or consistently marketing to a single, optimized list.

The requirement to have a realtor license, according the Maryland state statute 17-102, does not apply when (among other things)"an owner or lessor of any real estate while managing, leasing or selling the real estate, unless the primary business of the owner or lessor is providing real estate brokerage services or...a person while acting in the capacity of a personal representative" Sounds like a carve out for representing yourself to me.Which would be consistent with the NC definition of a realtor as anyone who buys, sells, leases...real estate for others for compensation.