I've been experimenting with Zillow and Homes.com to practice analyzing and getting close to accurate comps.

By using separate accounts or detailed accounting practices within a single LLC, you can maintain clear financial records for each property, thus achieving the same goal without needing multiple entities.3.

I have discussed it with my insurance agent and he tells me the earthquake insurance for commercial policies in Indiana is way to expensive right now to be practical, he says there are changes to how those policies are done coming in August so we will be reviewing my policies then.

Could you please share your best practices in that area.Once again, Thank you,Ashish

It is always best practice to use the state regulated forms, although it is up to your Broker on what forms they allow agents to use. 

In addition to his law practice he's a seasoned real estate investor.

He not only teaches, he practices as well...

Or even if the above question is a valid and logical one where I am comparing potential returns to practical and actual returns... profits that may never realize. 

Practice doing some estimates before you make an offer.  

For example, someone to review contracts/agreements and can guide my team on best practices.