Once you won the bid, you endorse the checks to the auctioneer.

However, if you get a title endorsement from original insurer, ($150) you'd be golden, IMHO.Spend the money and have fun with it.

Not that you need it but both would have my endorsement but my point here is to point out to the newbies here is this is how responsible business people act. 

Our app is NON-BRAND specific because let’s face it, there are good and bad agents in all brands so we’ve even built-in an agent endorsement program for agents involved in a deal to endorse the other party if they were happy.

If it's one of the majors like State Farm etc -- I'm thinking they'd offer a rider or endorsement or possibly a different type of policy to cover the property while it's vacant -- are you rehabbing?  

When I sell to buyers, they make their checks out to me personally.I formed an LLC today (today is the Effective Formation Date) and I notified all my buyers to begin making their checks to me payable to my LLC (instead of me personally).However, what is the proper thing to do with those checks my buyers *already* wrote a couple weeks ago (that are currently in the mail on their way to me) that have been endorsed to me personally? 

Im planning on letting her stay 60 days after the possible closing day hoping everything goes alright with purchase.My question is can i honor and endorse current leases?

Then the State Agency overseeing licensing endorsed disclosure to be a one-liner on closing documents ("HOA Transfer Fee") with no detail, invoice, limit on amount, or justification required.

Hey @Alfonso Velazquez I know nothing of them so I am not endorsing them.

Co-signing is not something one should do, I'll join as a co-borrower but never as a endorser or  guarantor in that traditional sense. :)