While I’m not a broker or lender, through my co-investing club I’ve had visibility into a wide range of transactions, and execution risk consistently outweighs pricing or leverage issues.

It’s widely used, well-supported, and gives strong seasonal and event-based pricing with a lot of flexibility once you want to fine-tune rules.

All of the above.Grind culture dude, run a tight budget & cast a wide net.

I've seen insurance coverage costs vary widely for the same property. 

Oftentimes, there really is no general formula for this because it varies widely from area to area. 

New listings declined seasonally, down 5% in Austin and 7% metro-wide, while active listings increased, up 6% in Austin and 9% in the metro, consistent with typical year-end patterns.Inventory levels were relatively steady year over year.

I dont have a very wide lot, but splitting my lot would give a slightly narrow ~4k sq ft lot.

Every purchase is different and requires a wide set of knowledge.

Direct-to-Seller Still Works, But Only When It’s TargetedMass mailers and wide SMS blasts aren’t producing like they used to.

Work with someone who can shop around for you.I use a PA-based broker who quotes across a wide range of carriers and moves me around as needed to get both good coverage and competitive premiums.