It sounds like they don't have any endorsement power anyway but I don't want to find out the hard way.

You can get an endorsement on you current policy. 

They provide resources on their website, but do not provide, nor endorse residential lease agreements.

As far as the medical marijuana goes, it's  legal in Oregon as well but we have an explicit right to say "no thank you" as landlords here (there is even a provision in the state endorsed lease that says no marijuana for any reason)  I'm sure the state of Colorado has dealt with this and you will want to know what the law there is before you respond.

I have cash in hand,, and I write a check out to them, then I have them endorse the check back to me and I give them the cash, this way I have proof of payment and my bookkeeping is not showing a cash out for this.  

A policywith a higher premium may be a better deal if it does not have a wind deductible.There are many endorsements that are available on the homeowners policy.

This is very common among coaches/mentors who need third party endorsements without appearing to be giving endorsements.

The only thing that I see is that it does not take into consideration how the property is being held: ie owner occupied or rental investment.floir dot com***This is NOT advertisement or an endorsement.*** Just asking if others have used this site.Thanks

*If you have properties with basements, be sure to require the tenant to carry the backup of sewer and drain endorsement.

The Special and Broad cover more types of losses and are typically a replacement cost basis rather than a depreciated settlement but make sure of that as that part can be endorsed on or off.With all of that being said markets are different and appetites from carriers are different around the country.