If not, check with Independent agents in your state. ]Ask for copy of the endorsement or part of the policy that applies.

This has nothing to do with DC and everything to do with getting a deal done properly when a property is in the name of a decedent.Let's ask Homevestors if they endorse contracting with a non-owner as a strategy... in any jurisdiction.

These carriers are personal lines carriers and don't insure businesses (at least not in that division or operating company).I can also write the business giving you a blanket liability, schedule your properties, and give you an endorsement to cover new purchases up to a certain amount for 30 days, plus other benefits.The second one is usually much more expensive policy when you own one or two properties, but it insures you better.One of the reasons I can do this is because I'm an independent agent - my agency represents about 20 companies between personal and commercial lines.

Only the specific Exclusions or Endorsements the specific insurance companies add.The advantage to going with a CBIZ or Proper, is they have the Endorsements the enhance coverage for a vacation rental that are typically not on a generic Landlord policy or Commercial General Liability.

To break it down simply, both have advantages and disadvantages for a borrower.Hard Money : quick, least amount of paperwork/underwriting, VERY local lender/individual who will know the market best Private Money : still very fast, some more in depth guidelines on the financing, CHEAPER than Hard $, usually an actual lending institution capable of multiple products/solutions.Do your research, check the reputable lenders endorsed by this site also! 

However, it needs to be designed very specifically to not endorse the death benefit, but more of the cash value growth. 

I did get a list of demo contractors from the local jurisdiction but they weren't endorsing anyone in particular so I thought I'd reach out to BP to see if anyone had any recommendations.

Notes are acquired by assignment and endorsement to the new holder and the assignment is filed for record.

That lien is recorded in the county and is usually a Mortgage or Deed of Trust (there is also something called Contract For Deed but that is a story for another day).When you buy the note you get an endorsement to the note and an Assignment of the lien. 

You need the note endorsed and delivered, an assignment filed for the note and deed of trust, you need to have the note seller give notice of the assignment to the borrower with new payment instructions for amounts due, you'll need an accounting much like a HUD-1 settlement transaction along with tax filings for 1098/99 and reporting requirements.