If you pull a claim, then other insurance carriers won't insure on future properties.

Vetting and screening vendors, ensuring your vendors are licensed and insured, maintain all necessary permits and licenses, maintaining appropriate insurance,  requiring vendors to list the deed holder as additional insured, execute contracts with indemnification clauses, being an active owner or have a PM who is actively checking on your properties to ensure there are no premises liability issues or property conditions that could lead to claims.

So for example, if I am already getting $10K settlement check, I would like to hire a PA for additional claims.

On a rant here, but State Farm cancelled my auto insurance in January due to "frequent claims". 

Most claiming to cover closings costs/sellers cost.

Kandy - You would use your home owners insurance unless they denied the claim.

We recently found a licensed contractor reasonable enough that we now call him for things that aren't an emergency, initially saved us thousands off management's estimate for repairs due to a break-in during a turnover (apparently management calls an outside contractor to quote potential insurance claim repairs, and he was beyond ridiculously expensive).

I highly doubt Marco with all he had going on started that note program as a fraud like these folks are claiming..

Jurisdiction's approach to property title records, generally fall into three categories: Race, Notice, and Race-Notice.Race Jurisdiction: In these jurisdictions, the first party to record the deed has the superior claim to the property, regardless of any prior unrecorded claims.

Where right before the sale happens the property is quit claimed into the members personal name as tenants in common.