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Michael Steimle
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Insurance Estimates in Analysis

Michael Steimle
  • Contractor
  • Savannah, GA
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Good evening BP! I am pursuing my first multi-family project as a landlord vs general contractor. I have a tool for analysis but it’s been a challenge getting “estimates” for landlord insurance as a percentage of purchase price or gross rental income. What does everyone use? I realize it varies per property but I can’t imagine we all get a hard quote for each deal we look at. Any guidance would be appreciated.

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