It was momentary happiness and once taken away, it created disdain that would never have been there if no gift was ever given.You have to understand human nature.

Being a certificate holder, you will be notified anytime the policy is about to lapse or terminate for any reason.If people want to rent property and they have animals, then they need to pay for the very little a renters policy costs (between $8-25 per month) to help insure against the risks they are bringing to the table.

I can't remember the correct name for what you want, but you only want the option where you are notified if it lapses. 

The new tenant moves in with no lapse in rent, we don't have to pay $100 for initial treatment because it's under control.  

I would say it's required, and you have to be listed as someone who gets notified if their insurance lapses, and if it does, you can give them a notice to cure or quit.  

You will then be informed about anything related to the policy, especially an upcoming lapse due to non-payment etc.Then again, it certainly depends on the individual renter's policy and the individual situation.

Minor brain lapse.

If it does, and the tenant let the insurance lapse (or never had it) then I would point to that. 

Under ERPD, tenants are 'allowed' a two month rent payment lapse, such that future rent amounts include the 'base' rent and the proportional amount of the missed payments.

Even with momentary market turbulence.