What usually seems to happen is that Insurance companies try every trick in the book to not pay, raise the premiums, and then get a bailout a couple years later that the public never really finds out about.  

https://www.csiresources.org/practice/publications/guides

If the company is owned by a minority (female, non-white, etc.) then they will often times go with their bid regardless of how good the work is or competitive the price is simply because they need to show the public that they are "equal opportunity" and must hit their quota.  

Target Area: Commute around 30~40 mins (Use the public transparent )Financial Target: House hack for duplex/triplex/quads,use BRRR strategy and owner occupied one of the unit.

There are also major technological hurdles to their design which they haven't addressed publicly.

I did not live in the property for 24 months but was wondering though if I used the Service, intelligence, and Peace Corps Personnel(Publication 523) to suspend the 5 year test period and disregard the 5 plus years it was rented out.

I learned this the hard way, I went from targeting props near public transportation to targeting MF props with tax liens.

My numbers for a property which has been live now for 4 months are:1) # of views in the past 30 days: 2792) Average # of daily views in the past 30 days: 10 (approximate visual reading of the graph)3) Average Booking Rate since 1/1/2017: 1.35% (average monthly rates: jan, feb, mar, april, add the posted rates for each month then divide by the number of months)(If you want to see the results of the anonymous survey in real time I built a quick public and anonymous survey with Google form where you can enter your numbers and see the results at the end: https://goo.gl/forms/ig0Pl8cuQETwVHjv2 )PS.

@Michael Kulusichyou may not want to disclose that on a public forum where you use your full name as a screen name...

I was hoping by getting it a little further south and right by public transit, it might make it easier.