I am not getting paid to endorse anything here.

I would contact the underwriter and see if the policy can be assigned to the wholly-owned LLC by endorsement along with payment of a special risk premium (this would be modest compared to a new policy).

When you get liability insurance for the LLC, you'll have to get an endorsement to cover you as well, because they sue you anyway. 

I would be very leery believing an endorsement from someone with 11 posts, most of which are probably endorsing this program

@Chris SeveneyWe need to cut down on the pre-bid initial DD time it takes to make bids on assets (noteproz seems to do that and Scott Carson endorses them).We also need an asset manager and a contact list and something that produce reports and something that we can upload our soft collateral to and maybe even have an interface or upload/download capability into QB.Thanks.

Our company is a LLC the lender wants a commercial endorsement (Is there a way around this??) 

That also helps your DTI to get more financing, and you can later refi/HELOC to get at the equity.I invest out of state and love it, so that would be my endorsement. $40k would still get a newer construction SFH (little to no CapEx for a bit), cashflowing place in a B neighborhood in Raleigh, NC, for instance.

Most companies offer an endorsement called "Building Ordinance & Law" or something similar.  

I have the checks made out to me and only endorse them when I have a winning bid.

Here is a great link to a blog post from a couple years ago but obviously this sort of stuff still hold true. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/03/20...If you are willing to spend some money I know there are apps out now that help estimate construction costs, I just have never used them nor know anyone who has so I am hesitant to mention them and definitely not endorsing them until I find out more about them.