For peace of mind, I think it's a good idea to have him look.

The neighbors are peacfully getting along and the sec 8 tenant is half way packed up.  

I grab the data and enhance it with the name of the bidder (if I have it) and the type of property.

but I'm also with the right to a peaceful existence .   

The policy came in at $4124.I let the broker pick what he thought was reasonable as a starting point and it looks like $2M in General Aggregate, 2M in Products and Completed Operations, $1M each occurrence, $1M personal and advertising injury, $500k damage to rented premises, $10k medical expenses, a line that says $1.11M as the limit on the building, 80% co-insurance, $5k wind deductible, $5k AOP deductible, and a property enhancement endorsement.Clearly I need to have him walk me through this, but are there any good self-study resources AND any good rules of thumb I could apply to see whether this is reasonable? 

Peace of mind is my endstate.

But, if that buys peace of mind, then good for you.

Everyday there is some kind of controversy but as long as you can have peace of mind that what you do is genuine and honest, that's all that matters.Thanks mate and have a great weekend :)

For example, a cashflow investor may be looking further down the road, but is looking for above average cashflow to re-position, improve, or otherwise enhance a property to hold it long term.Hope that helps.Good Luck,Jim

I was going to start a mailing campaign on foreclosures from a list I was going to get from Foreclosures Daily and at the same time go knocking on doors with my partner to enhance our chances of getting a deal.