One that is willing to work with you and the insurance carrier to make sure that the policies are properly funded and that you don't have on of the horror stories that investment managers like to talk about.  

If the title company did not take these steps or even worse allowed the proceeds to be assigned and/or wired to a different account, their E&O carrier could be the party that ultimately bears the loss.

Those will show guaranteed returns, the policies illustrate those returns based on either a 10 or 20 year lookback, depending on the illustration and carrier. 

@Alex Shaughnessy send proof of the policies you want to keep to the other insurance carrier. 

The agent needs to verify that there are no issues with the house being under construction while still being occupied.If there are problems with your existing Insurance carrier they may be able to move the coverage to another carrier that will insure it or change to a different form of policy.   

The initial payment that comes from the insurance carrier is called the ACV ("Actual Cash Value") and is a portion of the total replacement costs.

Then you inform them you no longer want messages to this phone number and you will be sending their number as abusive to the carriers.

Due to a number of issues very many Insurance Carriers are no longer writing coverage in FL. 

On further reflection I do not see how a carrier can deny a claim based on the fact that the mortgagee was not endorsed as an additional insured on the new buyer's policy. 

Some carriers will not write a Personal policy (most likely you are in a Dwelling Fire Policy) to an LLC or Trust.