First off, @Sebastien Carriere, that's not what "forced appreciation" is.

Sometimes talking directly to the mail carrier helps too since that is usually the person who will return your mail to sender if they don't see you on the nameplate.

My question / issue, is that I'm trying to get the home insured, but MY insurance carrier won't do it, because Title is currently in "Company A's" name. 

The friend wanted to move out of the city and owned the house clear and free and they were willing to carrier our note and make the deal clean and fast.

@John Lee you always want the Named Insured on the policy to match the name/entity that holds the title to the property.If you have a claim, there most likely will be issues.  1) By law carriers do not pay parties who are not listed on the policy.  2)  The owner of the policy does not own the property, which could also make the policy void.Given it's your father, chances are they would work it out, but it would definitely slow the claim process. 

When I (once) rented to a tenant who had a 'pit bull' I made sure my insurance carrier was OK with the dog before I accepted the tenant.

Also rental insurance AND windstorm, some carriers don't cover both so you may need separate policies.

Can you share information or the insurance carrier you use for the security deposit insurance and the questionnaire and or rent payment agreement. 

There are a lot of little nuisance claims that fall in between $1,000 and $2,500 mark that the insurance carriers need to charge for.  

I believe that Delta's stock is the best run of the big legacy domestic carriers.