It seems to be different based on every person I talk to.

I checked with State farm ,since I have everything under them as of now,they gave me a quote of 1200/yr but with 1% of house value i.e 6000$ as deductible .There is no in-between,it starts from 1%, then 2%..3%.Considering it's a new build , hoping I won't need insurance anytime soon ( fingers crossed) .

The city now spends $296 per person on parks, contributing to an 18% increase in job growth from 2011 to 2021.Other cities have followed suit.

But you need to have some money sitting around in case of emergencies whether personal or for the investment property. 

But that's just me personally I don't think most landlords offer that reimbursement 

What a person calls oneself does not directly reflect on their level of expertise or how great their advice is. 

I just inherited a 3-bedroom house in upstate New York.

I have personally used them for years on my portfolio

It won't get you all that much in Broomfield, but might get you a small 3 bedroom house in Thornton in relatively decent shape.Buying for personal use is a lot different than buying for investment, in my opinion.  

Im a young person striving to invest and I got curious about the character of my future wife.