We are looking to switch our insurance policies for our rental portfolio.

But if it's strictly str only, no personal use, IRS seems to allow deductions and losses as any other rental.

Cashed in insurance policy they purchased years ago to help out their cousin starting out in insurance sales6.

MONEY, economic policy, THAT is how it's done and evidence is today and yesterday because it's coming true as we live it now..... 

Sounds like your lease and your personal policies need to be refined.

. - Making sure their responsibilities and your responsibilities are clearly defined, giving heads up about workers coming in to do upgrades/maintenance, being proactive about renewals, deposits, strict about the lease agreement (but lenient when it makes sense), etc. has been instrumental. 2.

Remember, your insurance agent isn’t just someone who sells you a policy.

Putting five unrelated occupants in one home means five cars parked outside, five different group friends visiting the home, increased likelihood of noise or parties, and other problems.Personally, I have pretty strict requirements when three or more unrelated people are renting together because of the potential problems.

Use your rental's homeowner's insurance plus a liability policy to get $1M in protection.

are they pretty strict?