Rapidly escalating HOA fees, special assessments, and large insurance premium increases may contribute to substantial drop in affordability and impact valuations.

We have 3 single family houses in Indianapolis, and our current insurance (we’ve used them for 17 years!) 

You need to get your own insurance quote, understand what YOUR tax bill will be (will the assessor revalue the property to purchase price right away?)

I believe renter's insurance minimum liability is $100,000.

Have they been on title on any rehab/fix and flip projects the last few years? 

Is your DSCR ratio greater than 1-meaning are you cash flowing (according to the lender's criteria of mortgage, property taxes and insurance (and HOA) if applicable).

Here are the top companies I've gotten insurance bookings through.  

I wanted to mention that for smaller properties, there are some vendors out there who offer what they call "fake" cost segregations, where you have to get insurance along with it as opposed to the real ones that cost 5-15k.

I am looking to connect with fellow agents, lenders, real estate lawyers, inspectors, title officers, appraisers, and contractors in the area. 

This is because plaintiffs attorneys first objective is to take inventory of who has insurance.