Guidelines to follow:Only buy in low-cost markets if your costs stay under 75% even after paying for two major capital improvements, such as a new roof and a new water service line.Make sure you can eliminate all obvious safety and health hazards—like broken sidewalks, missing railings, lead paint, or poor lighting.

I've had a few nibbles for tenants placed by their insurance company while work is being done on their primary residence.

Only true for a normal life insurance policy.

I have 5 single family units at the moment and I have been using a local property insurance broker for the past 2 years.

These items cause far more routine damage than tornadoes and insurance rarely covers the small, preventable issues as the cost is typically below your deductible.

Cost segregation companies will do an estimate of cost and savings.  

Quote from @Jeff Witherite: I am seeking recommendations from investors for insurance providers to consider for an 11-unit multi property located in Northeast Ohio. 

Have heard that some of the "big name" insurance companies (i.e.

Looking for recommendations on cost seg firms and any tips from those who have been through the process.

Quote from @Upneet Teji: Looking for recommendations for cost seg firms that do a virtual inspection for a fully engineered report, and that have a roster of CPAs and engineerSend me a PM