A State Farm agent came in “better” at nearly 7k (this is for a 235k triplex in 48238).I have a duplex fully insured for $2200 & a SFR for $900.. imo, a reasonable rate for this one would be 2500-3500/year (I’m ok with a high deductible).Any help is greatly appreciated! 

This is different from single-family homes, where owners can rent out the entire property without residing there.

Should I reach out to Support? 

In real estate, especially rentals, this approach can drive smarter, more aligned decisions.

I would check into your eviction and squatter laws.

Thanks for the recommendation—I’ll definitely check out Real Estate by the Numbers!

Also would love any feedback for someone who is just starting out in real estate in this area. 

Guests are less likely to bounce mid-checkout when the price doesn’t spike at the end.You can stand out.

This classification can have serious tax implications.

This means, faster evictions, Greater certainty when starting evictions, and equal treatment in housing court.