I would just call a broker who shops to lots of Insurance companies and see what they say. 

Here would be my shopping list for a property management company:1. 

here is a list of legit WA lenders off the top of my head.Lendinghome    just changed their name thoughIron BridgeConventusCivic Veristonegoogle these check them out.. bigger shops all legal and fund in WA.

Second reason is if you know what your buyers want, you can shop for that specific criteria and have confidence in making your offer that you can close it.

If you're deal shopping, but don't have any money raised there's very little chance you'll be able to close on anything with the break-neck pace of the market right now, especially in multi-familyHope that helps!

*clean up screened back porch & "shop" exterior...

Taxes are already a nightmare and some businesses are closing up shop and moving their operations to Idaho or Montana as they are more "business friendly".

Or any other business owner building a new office builder or shop or whatever..

Then there's the various colleges and universities that draw people for education and employment, manufacturing in different areas, shopping, and of course things like Disneyland, etc.

I am prepared to walk away if that's the prudent decision.FYI, this is for a Buy and Hold, not a flip.Here are the vitals - let me know if I have missed anything:Asking price: $100K (this is an FSBO, I am working with a buyer's agent)Our offer: $90KEstimated Repairs: $5KClosing Costs: < $1K (we are paying cash)All-in: $96KARV: $125KEstimated Rent: $1,050 - $1,150 (but based on rental comps, $1,050 is on the very low end)Property Taxes: $1,178/yrInsurance: $750 - $850/yrThe property is in a great neighborhood with pride of ownership, excellent school district, minutes from shopping, a major state university, etc.