Anyone have recommendations for insurance company/agent for an 18th century victorian 3 family rental house ?

If you are going to be a retail agent (Century 21, KW etc...) you're going to get some great training.

I am considering starting with Century 21 as my brokerage. 

Septic systems have been around  for centuries and they work - as long as they are kept in good condition.  

Banking panics—events characterized by widespread bank runs and payments suspensions and, to a degree, outright bank failures—had occurred often throughout the 19th century.

For the auto giants, this is a strategic imperative otherwise they would become irrelevant in the 21st century, that's partly why Ford is trying to rehab the Michigan Central Station in Corktown to compete with Silicon Valley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Minneapolis duplex listed that's enrolled in 4D that's on market right now and reasonably priced at 300k for it being a mid-century side-by-side build; it could be a 1% property even while participating in 4D. 

People who purchased at literally the worst time in an entire century to purchase, 2006-2007, who did NOT "give it up and let the bank take over" are all sitting on a metric boat load of equity.

The property is really tricky because it's the only mid century modern that's been renovated in a huge area, and the other properties in the neighborhood are about 3 times the size.

Some of my favorites:Rich Dad Poor DadKiysoki The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerBuilding Wealth One House at a Time: Making It Big on Little Deals by John SchaubBuy & Hold Forever: How to Build Wealth for the 21st Century by David Schumacher, Ph.