I would say talk to an insurance agent...they should at least have an idea...you can look up the flood zone classification for the parish, then get with an agent that can get you flood insurance.

I use the search function and my keywords every single day to grow in new areas of interest.  

(And the last one’s my favorite.)Bubbles may seem fruitless and destructive when they burst, but they actually serve a very essential function in the process of innovation and human progress.

Most of the markets the numbers will pretty much match up.. although when we use our comparsion function on our turn key review site it does show that tax rates can be much different in some markets. 

here's how I found it.Powder room downstairs. since there was only one bath upstairs, we needed to make this one really functional.

The areas that I am looking at in Kansas City are mainly the suburbs, solid B class and A class if we can afford it and the numbers work.

Again I can only speak for our market and the areas we work in, so YMMV of course - depending on the market you like, the property class, if you choose to self-assemble a team and manage from afar or go the turnkey route - all those details change these figures to some degree, I'm just talking big concept round figures here.

An internal inspection once a year to verify properly functioning smoke and CO detectors. 

As @Teri S. mentioned, late fees and additional collection fees are assessed as defined in the CC&R's.The primary reason that late fees and collection fees are assessed is because these are critical to the HOA being able to carry out the functions of maintaining the common area infrastructure and grounds of the property. 

Electrical and plumbing are without issue.The carpeting could use replacing, rooms could use paint, kitchen is straight out of the 1970's but functions.