With this last round of insurance increases we are paying almost $50 per month per apartment.

Has anyone had any luck in lowering their insurance premiums by providing the leases, that include a long list of safeguards, to their insurance company?

Our area is not unique, this is a nationwide issue (opportunity) for accounting firms.In the end I think many would be well served to think of their CPA/EA as they do an attorney - while they can also help provide planning advice to better structure your tax life and save some money, a portion of the cost is just a cost of doing business - you are required to be compliant by the Feds / states / etc, and the CPA/EA is insurance to ensure you get it right and stay out of their way.

Just depends on what your comfort level and willing to dive in the deep end.If your open to higher price range I would tell you to try and stay in the multifamily since it helps offer more rents per month under one mortgage, tax bill and insurance policy.

As the local governments struggle to manage tax payer money responsibly, they should really offer incentives to private builders to build "income restricted" at a much lower price. $220-$300/ft for vertical build costs.  

Pinpoint offers (the wholesaler) failed to close escrow.

With taxes and insurance, it's $1,000 a month but it could rent for $1,500 a month.You borrow $50,000 from Home A at a rate of 7%.

As an aspiring real estate investor with a background in financial marketing and mortgage insurance, I bring a unique blend of skills to the table.

We received recommendations for the lender, insurance, and property management, and the team worked efficiently to close the deal on time.

I know that some mobile home park owners will offer this financing themselves.