Don't know about that area in MN but it seems that a hail storm would cause havoc on that system and it would be quite loud during a storm.  

Hailing from New York, I'm sure you can appreciate that.

I've paid off my HELOC and 0% interest credit cards that I used to cover my remodel costs.I also came out very well from the hail storm that hit Wheat Ridge in May 2017.

It will become a lien against any of his/its solely-held real estate.I once saw a show i think on 60 minutes of these traveling contractors .. some sort of eastern European ethnic group.. that set out from the east coast digs and went across the country doing these scams.and of course in the areas of the country with big hail damage you have storm cashiers that represent roofing companies. i have been called by many.. 

The realtor I’ve been speaking with in GR a friend of my wife (she actually hails from Northern MI) and he’s more on the retail side, so I’m definitely looking for some suggestions of any agents in GR who you trust, particularly in the multiunit space. 

I think its not a bright idea with a family that's why god made double wides  :) And then he made tornadoes and hail and hurricanes. 

I suggest asking for an estimated claim payout for a Hail claim and/or $50,000 kitchen fire on 1 or more of your properties. 

We insure a few hundred homes at anyone time and have a Proctor account.. its like a zuriich.. and so we can add one day and subtract one day and we pay a monthly rate.. so on some of these cheaper mid west homes we may pay 20 to 30 a month but if the property is off the books in 90 days its only 90 bucks.. and they bill once a month in a rears.. though with that we have a 5k deductible.. which hurts on wind/hail damage for roof replacements.. and it takes for ever to get a claim through they will come through but you need to have the money to do the fix up while the claim is being processed.

If it gets hail damage just redo it.They do that in Austin sometimes when the roofing companies can't handle all the wind damaged roofs.They use blue plastic tarps.It seems to hold up for a while.http://thehtrc.com/2013/diy-emergency-roof-tarpingScott...

Also, there are normally better deals outside the cities than closer in.Insurance is typically also more expensive due to wind/hail/hurricanes.