You can probably ask for a sample report, it sounds really comprehensive and the free aspect helps maximize the number of applicants. 

I would recommend pulling a comprehensive report where you can see their accounts and payment history. 

I'm a small small investor so an just trying to get enough reasonable coverage of my assets and in the meanwhile keep the filing/maintenance cost low.

It has about $5 billion set aside to pay the bill.The so-called “other post-employment benefits” liability was disclosed in New York’s comprehensive annual financial report released by the city comptroller’s office Wednesday.

It also matters what kind of coverage you get and if the prop is vacant or occupied.

It is not necessary provided you have adequate insurance coverage.

. - Insurance (depends on the $ amount and location, replacement or loan coverage) We pay $1,300 no flood, replacement. - Management Fees (8% to 10%)- Repairs (depends on the age, last renovated, years left on roof and A/C)We have had 0 repairs after take over, it's been 11 months. - Lawn Care ($50 to $150 per month)- Vacancy Rate (it can vary depending on how you run the property and location) - HOA (I try to avoid HOAs) 250 to 800

The only option I see is DSC (debt service coverage) where 90% of the rent needs to cover PITIA (mortgage+tax+ins+HOA).

I am hoping to get a comprehensive table with all zip codes, because I want to combine with some other data sources to produce some insights and maps.

@Joe Splitrock again- reading comprehension, notice to cease is for harassing/threatening behavior.