There's correlation in this, it's called those black swan events.

I'd highly recommend looking at going to the Investor lab events or join the local REI.

Trusts do have benefits, but the costs for you at this juncture may outweigh those benefits.Often times, what people truly want is to just be protected in the event the unforseen happens with the property, and thus, a solid, robust insurance policy is often the most cost effective route at this point.

I'm from central illinois and looking for any events/gatherings to attend.

Welcome to BP - Charlotte has a great real estate investing community both on here and in person events

Additionally in the event of a default or bankruptcy, how comfortable are you hiring an attorney to represent you and the other stockholders in the bankruptcy process that can take years?

Each carrier will evaluate the property and determine what the cost will be and that's why each carrier has a different premium for the property with generally 85-90% of the coverages being the same.If you feel the dwelling is low see if they have a guaranteed home replacement endorsement that can be added or 150-200% dwelling coverage to truly protect yourself in the event of a total loss.The market is going to be like this until 2025 most likely so the easiest thing to do is raise your deductible without sacrificing coverage.

This could involve checking out neighborhoods, pricing trends, and property values.Event Coordinator for Open Houses: Assist real estate agents by organizing and managing open house events.

Hey @Brooke Peterson - you can check out Events and Meetups forum via this link - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521

And that pricey insurance really only comes in handy for catastrophic events.