From a prior search of the forums, the following businesses were either endorsed, referenced, or exist in ABQ:Guy GemmerMonarch Properties (recommended by Ted Wilcox) T&C Management (recommended by Jens Nielsen)Rhino RealtyRealty ProRental Property Management (recommended by Sean Gover)Real Property Management AlbuquerqueGreat Dane RealtyTyson PropertiesThank you for your time in responding.

I went with Steadily for my MTR and added the STR endorsement (there is no MTR option) because their definition of tenancy for the landlord policy is 1 year or more, so MTR would not be covered.

Most additional insured endorsements only cover ongoing.

If you are picking up golf you wouldn't worry about what to serve at the Master's Champion Dinner or how to handle endorsements before you could hit a chip from 8 yards off the green.Looking back, sometimes I wonder if I should have gotten my license.

I now have a prescribed ESA by my doctor and endorsed by my therapist.

Here are the numbers:Loan Amount :$132,000  (I currently owe $102,605 on mortgage)Interest rate 3.85%      (current mortgage 4.625%)Monthly P&I : $620.71Estimated escrow :$377  ( may actually be lower, paying $349 now)Estimated monthly payment $998 (currently paying $894)Estimated closing costs $10,555  (includes $6226 in loan costs, + $4330 in other costs)Estimated cash to close $18,840 (cash out to me)Closing cost details :Origination charges $2,000                                     .687% of loan amount (points)  $907              Document review fee to attorney $100                             Lender origination charge $995     * costs I cannot shop for Total  $1,469  appraisal fee, title endorsement etc.

If there was a survey endorsement then the title company should definitely be liable for missing the survey not comporting with the metes and bounds and the legal attached to the deed.

Alisha ZwirtzPros: Endorsed by J Scott, free trial available Cons: Not widely used - 10 mentions in BP forum Cost: $97 basic, $167 Pro, $267 Enterprise BundleSmartsheet – Excel but in the cloud for collaboration“Smartsheet is a more classic tool (think MS Excel but with some powerful overlays and template tools that allow you to build project plans) that would be great for sharing project plans with contractors, etc.”

I would suggest not writing a lease. use ones that are legitimate, plain language leases that are endorsed by the local Magistrates and the association of realtors.

That is quite the endorsement!