Blanket Primary and Noncontributory - It is an endorsement that normally gives makes the contractors policy primary (if your policy also would provide coverage) for a loss if it is required in a written contract4.  

Lastly, either you’re going to discount the electricity you generate with the panels, causing your investment to be a loss.

Earnest money, inspections and potential losses of the seller?

No idea what really happened in the case you mentioned but depending on the facts of the loss you could have an issue with any company.With regards to Steadily I do represent them along with many other carriers but curious why you would recommend them and then say that they will exclude short term rentals?

You will be able to claim the expenses (i.e. depreciation, property tax, utilities, etc.) still every year but the rental loss will be limited if you are not a "real estate professional"

Just be aware that you cannot create a loss.

If you refund a stay every time someone has a valid excuse, you are effectively stepping in and taking the financial loss for someone else's misfortune.

Give them a deadline to complete the project or cut your losses and find someone else that can complete the project ASAP.Lots of hard choices, but that comes with being an actual investor and not all the rainbows & unicorns that many on this site promote.

So, if you don't, the buyer could potentially seek financial compensation for any damages or losses they incur as a result of the nondisclosure.

I'm a part of partnership that attempted to do a flip in Fl, but due to market conditions, bad contractors and multiple change orders, etc....looks like we'll be selling at a loss.