They're all leased currently.Based on the age and purchase price, I'd say the insurance companies are expecting your houses to become total losses following fairly mundane claims.

@Devante Charles congrats on getting into real estate at such a young age!

Here's my goal:Own 10+ properties and cash flowing a minimum $4000/month by the age of 35 and build my self-directed Roth IRA to $2,000,000 by the age of 45 through RE investments.Strategy:I plan to have most/all my properties be buy and hold investments that are rentals and maybe a few Airbnb.

@Jessica BrownThe book of Proverbs from the Bible.Its the wisdom of the ages.

You are telling your age. 

I'd be real tempted to just hang on if they're easily rented, don't have a lot of deferred cap ex, and let the the tenants pay down the mortgage as your kids grow to college age. 

Check your state age mins to be LLC members.Like anything in RE, don't over-complicate or limit. 

Any of the following are signs of a war area.Constant sirens and helicopters.Gun fire at night.Shoes thrown over powerlines, indicates drug sales nearby.Seemingly able bodied working age people just hanging out during the day.Large number of liquor stores and check cashing stores. 

It depends on the age of the property.

It's a little bit on the high side but depending on the age of the building is not totally out of range.