I have seen some situations where a company used a vacant dwelling policy and endorsed it for renovation.  

Nothing wrong with dwelling on the silver lining or being positive but thats not my style. 

The likely policy will be a Renovation Builders Risk or a Vacant Dwelling with Renovation. 

Let's do this.home staging sells1.HELP POTENTIAL BUYERS ENVISION THE LIFE THEY'VE ALWAYS WANTEDThe "lived in" look won't sell a home any faster, but one that is prepped to "dwell with pride" certainly will.

We may have discussed some of these previously but I'll list my ideas of your type of situation.Review the city/town's zoning by-laws to understand the allowable use for accessory dwelling unit (ADU).

When determining the Section 121 gain exclusion, no gain allocation between business and nonbusiness use is required as long as both the residential and nonresidential portions are within the same dwelling unit.

The property currently has two dwelling units and is in a much-needed rehab.

#2 - How many dwellings do you own / rent (the more you have, the more you should consider an umbrella)?

#2 - How many dwellings do you own / rent (the more you have, the more you should consider an umbrella)?

I'm advocating for accessory dwelling units in my town.