RM lenders must not accept less than 95% of a current fha appraisal......in order to be reimbursed by fha, which insures the loan.

Does anyone have any suggestion on Builder's risk insurance?  

Assuming about $1000 for insurance and 10% gross rents for management, the property only cash flows $900 a year without any CAPEX or vacancy losses...because annualized utilities for this year will be $9500. 

The house is a foreclosure and is on the market for 100,000, taxes are 2,240/year…estimating that insurance will be around 1000/ year.

Hi BP friends, I just put a 6 unit in Eustis Florida under contract and now need to find insurance for the property.

You need commercial insurance to be covered.

Now I have an owner who has had had 2 fire insurance cancellations.

I'm trying up predict the upset price on the foreclosure auction of a VA insured loan in Georgia and am not sure if I'm off base in my calculations.

@Mario Gonzalez it should be to pay Taxes, Insurance, and the monthly MI

Keep all the other expenses in mind like taxes, insurance, vacancies, pmi, etc...