The problem we have run into on Zillow or Redfin is that when we find a company or person that purchased the property, it is really hard to contact them. 

google companies/ non-profits that help you fight cities on things like these. 

HiI hope you are doing wellI am buying a first multifamily property in central Illinois and was wondering if someone could help me with the following;Any referrals for property insurance companies?

Likewise I have electricity that runs $90 a month for a 3 bedroom and $45 a month for a 3 bedroom with a different electric company.

Is there anyone who has formed a similar company that could help me learn more about the steps to getting started? 

I pay the same amount to my internal manager as I would for a PM company but I get exponentially more benefits. 

You have owed utilities over $8000 to an utility company, so we had to live without water for 2 weeks.

Some ideas would be to: Take a look at a market report for Pittsburgh and add a few percentage points to be conservative, Call around to multifamily brokers or property managers in the area and ask their vacancy rate, asks banks what their vacancy assumption is for underwriting, etc...

I currently work as a leasing agent for a PM company and would like to ideally keep this position while I train as an agent. 

Where these numbers are found, there is a very high rate of rent actually being paid.A little more about the area:We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare, Auto, and mortgage industry National footprints.