No, I won't count that as a mistake David, state laws vary, we can both be right, but which operates first, the  JTWROS then a Will or the other way around?

I would also say it varies a bit on your target renter.

Demand generally as a rule slacks off in the winter months, thus demand shrinks to some degree thus prices get reduced or sellers will generally accept less during this time of year.

A bit about me, I am a 25 year old a recent Ohio State University graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Systems Management.In my free time I enjoy playing guitar as well as a good craft beer!

It also varies by how much you want covered and what deductible you choose.

Many degrees are just about useless from a job perspective.  

Those types generally like to buy in more affluent and high quality location areas.Sometimes investors have to buy in more moderate areas as the property meets their rent ratios they just can't afford a 300,000 rental for example in a high end area even if it throws off 3k a month.So it really varies across the board.

Get an estimate, it really varies based on the exact job.

It seems from reading and my knowledge of intangible assets the benefits are many for them, such as depreciation offset, saving on commissions, stretching out the capital gain, earning a better return than the bank, a degree of control, etc.

You are correct that the percentage is going to vary based on a number of factors.