I have been looking at Kansas City, Houston and South Bend.

First off, it is so expensive, it makes little to no financial sense to have it, the deductibles are so large, it is very unlikely that you would have a total loss (with exception of the old apartment buildings like in the Northridge quake of 94.Most single family homes are built out of wood which bend and give.

Its not unusual from what I see for marketers of this type of material to charge this type of fee.

The time frame is not unusual. 

I'm in Dubuque and used a local business who shopped around and got me set up with West Bend Insurance.

I know thats unusual, but so is my lender's approach to appraisal.

You are most likely looking to spend between $5,000 to $10,000 to foreclose and 3-8 years is not unusual.

Some unusual places like Cali have more expensive and upscale parks but that is not the norm across the country. 

Due to Harvey, the City of Houston, Harris County, and Fort Bend County have especially increased storm sewer design requirements. 

Is there anyone in here who is interested in investing  in housing in South Bend, Indiana?