I was about to start incurring $500 a month addiontal for a vacant dwelling policy.

The lawyer for our HOA had a different interpretation of a similar clause.Renting a property out for short term for somebody to sleep in and use as a temporary dwelling "probably" conforms to the usage of a property for residential purposes. 

Yes, you can send $1m (or $1b) in crypto  almost instantly at the tap of a button, but how do you get that $1m INTO Crypto -- and then how do you get it OUT.That was the problem I was solving with a company I owned back before BTC even hit $100. 

The MU-2 zoning requires one spot per dwelling unit. 

In this day in time with instant communication there is no reason for the delay in your property manager contacting you. 

Also, I have dwelling policies on each of my properties in addition to an umbrella policy.

I can instantly be diversified into hundreds of loans for a much lower minimum, and I don't have to continually do due diligence every time they come due.

No. its a SFH with an accessory dwelling unit. 

I want to move on to multifamily dwellings.

Also I would like to give him protection against the initial cash outlay which becomes instant-equity in the home (i.e. the down payment + renovations).