When you submit claims, the insurance companies will track that information and it may result in some increased premiums in the future for coverage. 

Further, “we’ve seen growing signs that flippers are getting increasingly good at buying properties at a discount while the premium they’re selling for has remained mostly constant,” the report notes.

@Horacio Gutierrez there's a new startup property management app called Tellus App..using it for my property I just purchased. 100% free and has the features Cozy and Avail has for premium.

Same goes for buying a large insurance policy with a ridiculous premium.

The investment of a solar array on a house will mean different things for people in different areas in terms of a higher resale value, so while you may have not seen it in your area, there are other areas where it is highly desirable and will command a premium. 

A good portion of the Nags Head Links neighborhood is in flood zone X which is good (no flood insurance required in X zone), however there are also houses in the AE zone which can tack on several thousand dollars a year in flood insurance premiums. 

I consider that my premium in building a relationship with the local loan officer for a more favorable deal in the future, because I know I will be doing A LOT of deals.

Differences in insurance premiums and upkeep for CBS vs vintage stucco?

I can deduct my medical insurance premiums, co-pay etc. so long as I have medical coverage for the management company spelled out.

Its spring , dont expect anything to get done fast , or cheap , with all the work out there GOOD contractors are getting a premium .