Yes, they can stop you from replacing any old homes in parks; even "gradfathered" parks if the local government wants no more parks. 

This will allow you to compare policies, although, from my experience, most companies offer very similar coverage.As for your 2nd question, 2 things I wish I had learned early on:- Explain the benefits of renter's insurance to all tenants and prospective tenants.

I'm not familiar with umbrella policies but I've heard others recommend them as well.

I didn’t like the expense involved when I researched cost of maintaining a business account to self manage 1 rental and found that the LLC route wasn’t necessary if we maintained an umbrella policy, so I just keep track of rental income and expenses (not that hard) on the one I self manage and any extra expenses on the ones managed by property management to add to their annual summary for my accountant.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

The government takes more than I spend on myself every year. 

Any Insurance brokers who can provide me a quote for landlord policy in New Jersey and TX?

Jake,We are seeing increases across the board in both personal and commercial policies. 

You need a specific STR policy.

I always got a DP3 policy with $500K in liability coverage on my SF rentals.If grandpa is living in your place, his personal items are not covered.