that will determine is you need a lot of dwelling coverage or very little.As far as investing in condo I believe it is more b/c in order to make changes sometimes the condo assoc. has to approve anything and that can slow down your timeline. 

Instant Equity How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I am under contract for a duplex in Syracuse, NY, built in 1925 and have received three different insurance quotes; all having significantly different dwelling replacement costs.Purchase Price: $155,000Quote 1 - $292,000 (premium: $1,062/yr)Quote 2 - $400,000 (premium: $1,072/yr)Quote 3 - $600,000 (premium: $1,264/yr)I chose the $2,500 deductible.How do I know how much I will need?

I did propose owner financing with incentives and was instantly shut down.Thanks for any insight,Miguel

With my paid for condos and almost paid for single family rent dwelling I have about $350k in equity.  

I recently bought my first house as primary residence but walked in with instant equality of 6.5%!

I’ve learned much of what I know from BP and found that instantly applying the take aways from here is how you’ll one day find yourself as a successful investor in RE.

I will definitely be financing (FHA 203k) looking to find a property where I can add some instant equity.

There is an instant transfer that costs maybe 2.99% or something but I can wait 2-3 days.

I have seen some situations where a company used a vacant dwelling policy and endorsed it for renovation.