Numerous SFH, just 1 SFH, multi-family, apartment property (over 4 units), notes, etc.Thanks!

I do not operate in war zones and all my properties are professionally managed by a PM with 300+ units under management.  

Hi all, have seen numerous insurance question posts lately, whether asking for recommendations or asking for quotes.  

I work with numerous clients out of state.

No war zones, but C and B properties < $2mm with some value add possibilities would be great.

It was a great investment on their part as I have bought multiple properties with them, as well as been a private lender on numerous loan to the same company.  

They are 'war zone' properties, need tons of work, and are over-priced.  

In this case, and with your location (which I know well), you may want to take particular notice of the advice given by @Michael Totman and hang on to the units until it's an opputune time to do otherwise.I'm not sure exactly where your property is located, but if it is anywhere near the Naval War College then you shoudl make this change with respect to War College semester changeovers.

In a semi-war zone less than 1.5 miles away from historical downtown (sure to be gentrified in the future)Listed at $94,900Looks like a full renovation needed (50k Maybe 🤔)Latest assessment $111,510 (local assessor site) Appraisal $159,300 (local assessor site)Owned by Federal National Mortgage Association (that has to matter) I have about 10k to invest and credit score it is around 655Current official income is low.

Are the properties limited to "war zones"?