Many of the people I met in the Auction Preparation Workshop (more on this later) were struggling with understanding things like title insurance, the varying types of deeds, etc.The weekly coaching calls are very good and the facilitator calls are good as you get started to learn about how to do research. 

.”• I pay all the costs – things like Real Estate Commission - Title Insurance - Escrow Fees - Transfer Tax -Termite Clearance - Roof Certification – the list goes on and on..• And I buy them in an “as is” condition.

The state the property is located in, homeowners' insurance policy, and whether you rented as an LLC or individual all make a difference.

plus Midwest so a stable REI market.Here is the problem I see.  

Out of state investor looking to connect and build a team in Ohio with broker/agents, licensed general contractors, wholesalers, insurance brokers/agents, lenders, property managers, and more.

Pros for new construction:Lowest insurance premium, in FL is a big deal.

There are fixed costs you won't be able to get away from utilities, insurance, etc and are typically stable year to year or with some measured growth.

I reached agreement with a seller to buy their 12 unit building at a very good price, but the property is located in an area where I'm required to have windstorm insurance because it's location close to the Gulf.

This includes lenders, insurance carriers, contractors, and preferred property management companies.

Can anyone recommend what insurance companies they are using and what kind of prices they are seeing for four unit buildings in Chicago?