Hey @Mike FergusonFor estimating insurance rates, it differs greatly by region but any good realtor in your region should be able to give you a rough estimate based on price per $100k.The dirtiest roughest formula for just doing simple math (it's not going to change your numbers greatly unless you're buying dirt cheap properties) is the properties value divide by 1000 times 3.5 as a rough estimate.My recommendation would be to use rough estimates for analysis, and confirm when you are serious about a property with an expert like @Jason Bott who operates in many markets.

I've outlined the key points of my analysis below; I would appreciate any and all feedback/advice!

RE: systematic and unsystematic risk.The statistical outcomes you refer are the bogus technical analysis and charts that investment clowns promote.

I now use it in my analysis with properties knowing I can refi out an HML quickly if needed.  

Additionally, the report provides insightful analysis on supply and demand trends, as well as competition and penetration.

As someone who has been learning this business for a few years now, but have been paralyzed by analysis paralysis- I've also noticed a challenge in finding accountability partners... or maybe I'm not looking in the right spots.Anyone have any advice on where to find accountability partners?

I have bumped up the expenses up to 60% for my analysis and offer.

That’s a great analysis on 1 property vs several as well, im going to have to pull up some spread sheets and take a closer look.

Just saw a 12 unit property yesterday in Newark, NJ about an hour outside of NYC via bus & train. The area is a low income area, a little on the rough side. This is my first time considering a property in a low ...

in addition, the percentage changes drastically the minute the city decides to raise taxes. i always figure the highest taxes the property had over the past 10 yrs and use that for my monthly analysis.