Not to mention the IRS tax demands, child support, education lapses, not paying license renewal fees, delinquent student loans and on and on from agents who have issues.As you can see it creates a bunch of paper to deal with for a head broker for a little return.

Contradiction in news reports, you're right, one said membership dropped, now it's gained, actually I'd believe the gains, my bet it's not really new members but old members who had membership lapse and came back.

In case of excessive damage they could make a claim against it, and they would be notified of a lapse in coverage.Now, as a landlord myself, *I* want that for my tenants.What is it called?

A major concern is lapse in renters (i.e. 2 mortgages to pay) once we are in a house.

They owned their own home free and clear, but because they were living hand to mouth they let their insurance lapse, and since there was no mortgage company to force insurance coverage, they had continued no insurance for a period of time.The fire started not in their home but in their neighbors house and quickly spread to their home which was very close to the neighbors house.

I earned my CDPE designation a few years ago and let it lapse.

I looked into the history of Capital Concepts on the Texas state licensing board and found out that since Texas has required licenses they have let their license lapse three times (2011, 2013 and 2016) roughly 50% the time.Capital Concepts knew their license had expired weeks before they told me.

I can't imagine a court allowing you to do either of the things you're wanting.Like I said, I would be looking for new tenants ASAP.Your current/old tenant's lease lapsed.

I had sold a house on a land contract that I was foreclosing on and the buyer let the insurance lapse, similar to your situation.

I have already signed all the purchase paperwork with the title company and fully funded escrow.Today, I started arranging for utilties to be turned on in my name starting tomorrow so that there's no lapse in service.