@Ryan MooreA lot of polices come with a 25% minimum earned endorsement on them.

There needs to be a loan sale agreement, a mortgage assignment and endorsement of the note / allonge.

@Steven MitchellStep one is to contact your title company to see if they'll issue a T-19.1 endorsement for the encroachment, and if so, remove it from Sch.

Thanks for the endorsement @Brian Oney! 

Start connecting with people in the industry on LinkedIn and look for industry events to attend.Have you connect on LinkedIn with your professors and asked them to endorse or recommend you?

A Vacant Dwelling policy would not be the form I would normally  recommend if you are doing renovations (although some Vacant Dwelling policies can be endorsed for the Renovation work)

I have helped many clients place tenants, and we put them through a rigorous check and make sure everything is good to go on a rental before we fully endorse the person as a good person to rent (background check, calling previous landlords, calling employers, getting all the info).

He was endorsing the "Right Path Housing" as a legitimate business.It was there on Dec 18, 2019 and then after I posted my comments, it was removed on Dec 19, 2019.   

I don't see how it would be proper or ethical for a city inspector to give an endorsement.  

As a single family you should discuss with the agent to see if the Insurance Carrier will accept it and also what, if any, endorsements need to be added to the Homeowners form for the rental exposure.If you do have to go the Landlord policy (Dwelling.Fire or DP3 form) you may also need to have Renters Insurance for your belongings and Loss of Use.