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Thanks @Mark Faustrum for the tag!

Background info: A tornado came through about a year ago and tore up the carports for a rental property of mine in Iowa (I own one unit in the 12-plex).While the carports have been rebuilt, the HOA's building insurance is coming up for annual renewal with a VERY steep price tag.

I see you tagged your location as Baltimore.

You will pay them for their expertise, but with such a high price tag, I don't know that I would take the role of GC myself and hire my own subs. 

I have emailed my accountant to see if his software has me tagged as such and that is why the huge discrepancy between what I thought I would owe vs what he came up with.

If not, please tag anyone you can think of that may be able to help.

I've noticed a concerning trend: every time I generously offer valuable insights and knowledge, someone else swoops in offering the same information but with a price tag attached.

In an ideal world you want to buy a high price tag property that makes you a small amount of profit but is an on paper loss from the huge depreciation on it. 

Tagging gurus: @Eamonn McElroy @Ashish Acharya @Jason Collins @Michael Plaks @Natalie Kolodij@Michael Baum @Nancy Bachety @Arda Bircan @Sammy Habbaz @Chad McMahancould you help with above two scenarios?