@Sung H Kim Depending on your location netting will likely be required at least on both sides of the range to help prevent balls from straying.

Just like learning your market values, learning the players in your space goes a long way.  

I took 30k to the sale and got schooled big time.. the big players are there with their lap tops the sale goes at lightning speed those guys snag most everything I end up spending my 30k..

It's written that way to prevent institutional scale landlords from taking advantage.

All carriers do not allow for "blocking" the market when it comes to a quote but the majority of players in the commercial lines market do3.

But once your done with the agent for the time being and the lender then its just PM handyman and tenants.. small group.Those of us that are on the Transactional side Our sphere can be huge and never lonely can be overwhelming with all the different players and such we have to deal with day in day out..

This protection can prevent arguments over liability, and who might the neighbors come after if they have no other protection.- If someone sues the tenant for monetary damages for some other reason, and they haven't done anything illegal, their Renters Insurance puts Insurance carrier money on the table and the landlord doesn't need to be involved.- The tenant's personal property is protected (less the deductible) while they are away from home, like in their car, or when traveling.

Other items are specific to each vehicle such as water clean out,Tire/window shades, etc.Quick non Parking list:Wheel/tire covers; Vehicle cover.Remove and store your tires.Store with a full fuel tank to prevent condensationAdd fuel stabilizersPlace RV completely off the ground to prevent flat spots on yourtires, if left for a long time.Cover your HVAC, skylights, vents and windows to prevent exposure tosun and breakdown.Boats leave your plug out, whether covered or not.

Basically, what everyone else said:- Who cares if they don't have it- Ask for other docs- Use your worst-case scenario- Get estoppels- Don't let poor books prevent you from getting a potential deal.

To prevent any future misunderstandings, simply inform them that paying upfront for an extended period is not feasible.