Here is what I was quoted :$240k structure coverage + 25% ($60k) (I imagine ARV to be ~$120k-$130k)$2500 personal property$24k Rental coverage (I'm expecting ~$1300/month so this may be high)$300k liability insurance (Although it's $1 difference/month for $1m)Sump/water pump coverageTotal = $117.72 This quote included the deductions for an alarm service and fire alarms equipped throughout (Do y'all usually equip your rentals with alarm systems?)

Henry Kissinger's last interview was with a warning, or more of raising an alarm, of the extreme risk's happening in Western World, especially U.S., for the decline of the Middle Class. 

When I asked about it, he said that it would often alarm when he took a shower. 

I decided to check growth rates and it was alarming that Dayton Cincy and Columbus were all declining in population.

If you're doing in-person showings, you may notice the show rate of prospective tenants is alarmingly low.

We've already seen some legislation propose this year restricting large entities from acquiring single family residences, and if I were a betting man, I assume that this trend will continue and it'll be harder and harder to acquire and make money off of single family residences. 1) Even using 100% does not get us an alarming number2) LTR are not that hard to fond...depending on desired locale.

Nothing too alarming however to bring the property up to par I will have to put about $10k into it by upgrading the electrical and replacing windows.

I put ~10k into the fixes to make it FHA compliant (Fire extinguishers, fire/c02 alarms, removing drywall that blocked the doors from "main house" to other units). 

As you go through the process, they will send you new disclosures that mention the LLC, but to get it going, this isn't anything to cause alarm.

The association provides security, fire alarm systems, snow removal, and other added benefits that you don’t have to pay forThe tenant pays the association fees!