Hello all,For some time I'm following on the real estate investment discussions here in BP. 

You can insure buildings on an ACV basis, if you don't have strict lender requirements.

He was so knowledgeable and has continued to follow up consistently since I returned home.

My concerns are as follows:1) Insurance claim will take a bunch of time and they will deny it since they do not know the origin, when it occurred, etc. 2) In their review process, they will determine an 'overkill' level of damage that I will need to repair, and then deny the claim anyways for whatever reason.

I just sent an email to support and they replied immediately with the following:"Hi Colby Willetts,Sorry about the inconvenience.

You can follow the sales price and the work backwards on the numbers.

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I wanted to follow up on the new agreements you provided your tenants.

How likely is it that she will follow the terms of your rental agreement?

I wanted to follow up on this post in hopes that I can help my fellow newbies in the area.In search for answers to this "magic formula" to get leads, I have come across some very successful people in this industry and have heard different insights on what works and what doesn't.