This will vary by property, hopeful making this more accurate will show a clear leader and better returns.

I personally had this happen to me once (partial furnace failure) where my unit wouldn't reach 60 degrees but I got a $300 dollar bill in the mail.

I'm sure it varies, but I have gotten excellent deals from wholesalers for flips.

I would focus on finding a project with a high degree of success vs. getting the maximum personal return as you are learning the ropes.I would plan to find multiple potential properties and letting the partners decide from the options. 

You want to look for the flexibility to not be subject to Co-Insurance requirements or minimum earned premiums and varying choices in deductibles and coverage forms.

The rules vary quite a bit from state to state. 

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That would equal an ARV of $206k ($295k x 70%) minus repair cost of $43k = $163,500 but you still have to minus holding cost (varies but let's say $7k) and selling cost (17,700 - 6% realtor fee) = $139,500.