On average , how much are you guys paying for landlord insurance / dwelling policies ?

I got 2 happy video testimonials out of it for proof...

DP3 is a dwelling fire policy and covers the bones of the building and none of the contents. 

You should really checkout the video called "How to Invest in Condos" that was recently posted on the "Confident Real Estate" YouTube channel.

Sure would be fun to see a video of how everything works together to demystify the process.

The quote I got lists my "dwelling coverage" as 4x the value of the home.

So far I've devoured books, blogposts and youtube videos on different topics, but one that I'm not yet 100% comfortable is the methodology on finding a market to invest on.I live in CA and I think the prices are crazy high right now, so I'm evaluating other area, but need a good framework to select it based on my investing goals.What would you say are good techniques to pick a market to invest on?

For more information on that, check out "Tax Smart Real Estate Investors" on youtube, and find videos tagged with short term rental loophole (many of which can be found in the playlist "The Real Estate CPA Podcast").

@Krystle IrvinNo, if you have a rental dwelling policy you just change the named insured to the LLC.

Graham,A few things to remember from an insurance perspective:1. once the Dwelling moves from owner occupancy to tenant occupancy the policy will most likely need to be moved from a Homeowners form to a Dwelling/Fire policy.