Is there a Zillow premium or something that get's you more exposure?

At least your insurance premiums will be much cheaper on a new construct versus an older existing house.

At the time, I was able to work with an insurance agent to get a specialized policy for vacant homes (I was rehabbing it) for a premium of $1,975.Late March, I received a renewal with the premium $2,827, for a vacant home (now tenant occupied).

At the time, I was able to work with an insurance agent to get a specialized policy for vacant homes (I was rehabbing it) for a premium of $1,975.Late March, I received a renewal with the premium $2,827, for a vacant home (now tenant occupied).

Especially in this market where everyone is paying a sky hi premium for run down properties, but again you can also loose your shirt.

You can often times save money and create a much better product than you would have had if you would have purchased it for a premium.

Just because they have some cool letterhead and a "business" doesn't mean they aren't working outta the back of the white van...next to the speakers they sell.I would charge a 25% premium over going LTR rates.

For example, when I bought my house hack (Pre being licensed) we purchased it for what would have been considered a premium price in the area. 

They do not pay a premium.

The scarcity on good areas will run a higher premium in the later stages of a 30 YR FRM than we've seen before-- even 21 boom.