I ran into this scenario earlier in the year as I did a 1031 Exchange of a home in my name, and by the 1031 Definition, the new properties had to STAY in my name.Also, if a lender finds out that you did a "Quit Claim Deed" and transferred the asset into a business, they can call the "Due On Sale" clause which means you owe back the entire amount of the mortgage within a certain amount of time.Again, if this is primarily for asset protection, what I ended up doing is starting up a Land Trust for each property I purchased. 

If a seller says a home has a new roof, deck, addition, etc. and want to get credit for the value add, but there's no permit to back up the claim, forget it.

Are you claiming the rental income on tax returns?

@Ashwin kumar Kovur what data has your agent supplied to back up their claims?

Quote from @Leslie Cunningham: Note to self:  never rent your newly renovated family home to tenants...it's too much of a risk and too heart-breaking.That's a common claim, but it's completely wrong.

St Farm is probably going by the last date they see for any Claim or Permit (if any). 

Then, when their unrealistic expectations aren't met, they "freak out".DM us if you'd like to know more:)

Quote from @Commie Anana: Maybe your problem is that you have unrealistic expectations.What did investors do in 1950?

She claims it was paid up front (it wasn’t).

Part of the change was to make it less easy for homeowners to make claims for new roofs.