There is probably still around ~15k more to do (earthquake retrofit, minor stucco repair, landscape) before it is rent ready, long term.

Living in California we recently had a discussion on the worth of Earthquake insurance after the Napa Earthquake. 

All the quotes default with no flood or earthquake insurance. 

Do you think commercial buildings you work in should be fire safe or earthquake resistant?

Problem is property is 100 years old and Travelers is the only company that will give earthquake without retrofitting the foundation.

I do know that cost is what makes up everything, the biggest items being earthquake and then anything related to community security like a guard (we don't have) or cameras and server etc. and in some cases where the HOA needs to replenish reserves based on some updated reserve study.

Also plenty for fresh water, no smoke or fires and no hurricanes or earthquakes.

Or, a charging order may be granted.If you're going the umbrella insurance route, perhaps see if it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

This is coming from the perspective of an investor.One black swan; a plague, a successsful terrorist attack in the city, a serious earthquake, Mt.

I'm told it gets cold in Anchorage (and earthquakes).