Notes are endorsed.  

I have called three major insurance providers and each has an endorsement / rider for sinkhole damage for owner occupied houses, but none of them offer a similar endorsement for the rental property (DP3, fire, or landlord policy). 

The issue is if the attorney only sues the owner of the property an additional insured endorsement alone will not cause the policy to recognize a claim.

I can't see how you would qualify if it's shown to be currently leased/occupied, nor would I want to endorse trying to buy it as OO without it actually being so.Very interested in hearing if anyone has/had a creative solution?

@Adam Schneider Thanks for the STRONG endorsement (is it ok if I pay you next week?!).  

You could make an offer contingent on seller providing notice to terminate to tenant((I wouldn't endorse doing this though), or you could offer to buyout the tenant and just eat the initial loss upfront.

@Elliott Smith @Sean McNamara  @Michael Noto@Cody AlexanderI apologize if I have offended anyone...that was not my intent....I truly believe YL is a great company, which is why it has been endorsed so widely across the BP community...THAT is why I chose to do business with them....high expectations.  

(Our group is purely educational - we don't endorse any products).

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If you paid the endorsement for boundary coverage when you purchased, it was based on the survey provided to the title company at that time.