All should be answered before anyone can possibly give you any useful advise.Here is the Formula I use to find my Maximum Offer Amount.Example:say the ARV is $100kRepairs are $20K40% for closing, holding, taxes, insurance, etc and profit (depending on your market this could be 30% or 35%)I use 40% to make sure I have a very good assignment deal any investor would want.The most I would offer would be $40K, But I would start at $25Kor$100K ARV-$20K Repairs-$40K 40% Profit and costs =$40K Maximum Amount I Can PayThe Numbers are what will tell you where you need to be on price NOT what you have to spend.Again, this is just an example you will need to input your own numbers to get YOUR Maximum Amount you should pay.Hope this helps

It is currently paying 5.5% AFTER insurance cost, and carries 500K on myself.

Management $1100, Taxes $1245 and Insurance $1000.

My mortgage with tax and insurance is $1400 and I rented it out for $3000 per month.

You will need to pay for insurance (and I would want the utilities on)during that time.

., my RE agent who performs a lot of my upfront due diligence on potential acquisitions and also is teh agent who lists the properties for re-sale on the exit, my escrow company, my title company, my attorney, my project manager (in this case - he is my Brother), and my insurance agent.

[email protected]% down = $4,025 down@1400 rent/monthtaxes = 2350 (previous year at 55k SEV)insurance ~800?

The insurance companies already have the records in the CLUE system Carlos mentions.

I'm in Pascoag, RI and I have an auto repair shop in Uxbridge, MA.

I have thought about trying to work with insurance people, but my understanding is most insurance companies rebuild it anyways?