Some tech companies have entered the chat and are selling "aerial imagery" to insurance carriers that they are using to re-underwrite existing policy holders.

Part of my business was providing loan servicing for seller financed transactions and this type of intervention between a borrower and seller, I would have to say, was more than welcomed by underlying mortgage holders (banks).

I am exploring my options for borrowing against a property that I am the legal title holder to.

I've yet to have anyone on BP articulate to me how an LLC in one of these states perceived to have greater privacy protections will prevent a plaintiffs attorney from suing the deed holder in the event  someone is injured on your property amongst the various other common claims a property owner is subject to.

When I called the lender, they said that I nor my LLC would be able to do the refi, only the previous owner (mortgage holder).

Do you mean there are currently 30,000 Section 8 voucher holders with no where to go due to a lack of section 8 housing or something else?

You can even have a private person listed on the deed as the lien holder. 

Hey I have a property that I'm going to renting out. Insurance has been crazy in Tampa and im curious to know if anyone that does buy and holds has any good insurance companies they can recommend that aren't charging...

Although, obviously, often it is true that the borrower is also the legal title holder...but they are not necessarily interconnected.

I do agree with reaching out to the 1st lien holder if doing a second just to get an idea of what those loan terms are since my loan would be junior to theirs.