NO earthquakes.

How about the problem of nuclear power plants and inevitable earth quakes?

There's also resistance (and for good reason) from environmentalists and those who see what overdevelopment does in the face of mother nature as california keeps expanding into wildfire and earthquake territory.

In other words, if earthquakes and fires are listed, but viral pandemic is not listed, many of these courts will not find the force majeure provision to excuse performance obligations.

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

The same can be said about drought, earthquake, storms in your area.

And I assume they handle earthquakes better since they are usually not directly attached to the ground.There are many companies out there that specialize in financing mobile homes.

Diversified employment/industriesAvoid optional natural hazards, earthquake prone, flood prone, hurricane prone.Weather, avoid high snowfall areas.

It picks up flood and earthquake (except CA) and it even allows you to pay one month at a time (for those investors that have high turnover), if you are the property manager/contractor you can even insure a clients property for them (if so inclined). 

I am open to out-of-area attorneys, especially considering the fact that I'm living in Haiti right now.