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12 Units/insurance estimates

Shea Spinelli
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tyler, TX
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We're in negotiations to purchase our first property and its 12 units on 2 acres, low to moderate income houses and duplexes. I'm trying to estimate insurance cost and the current owner has the insurance below value. The property has been paid off for a long time, so I can't use his as an estimate. Mine will be higher for sure. His is roughly 1900/year, paid in full. What options do I have and what's a good estimation to calculate so I don't short myself on the net cash flow? I want real expectations prior to owning the property. He may owner finance some and bank lend some if that helps.
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    @Shea Spinelli for this type of property with a mix of buildings, & your concern for an accurate #, I would advise to just get an actual quote.

    During the quoting process you will get a feel if this property is easy to insure, or difficult.  If it is difficult to insure, there is a greater chance the property will have above average premiums during the time you own it.

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