You should see:BuildingOther StructuresContents (Personal Property)Loss or Use (Loss of rents for the rental)LiabilityMedical PaymentsThere may be differences in the policy forms and endorsements but many are used by both types of policies.There are some companies that actually use a Homeowners form for a fully rented 1-4 family and then add endorsements modifying the coverage.I would, in writing, verify with your agent that the policy on the Rental is for a fully rented out property.

I'll definitely start modifying my research criteria to drive better results.

Then the last bank I went to is who I ultimately plan on working with does a HELOC on non owner occupied residences at a $500.00 closing cost, 0.5% above prime rate, 75% LTV, and a ten year payback term for amounts that after 10 years modifies to a 20 year payback term.

And sometimes the Supreme Court makes up laws based on convoluted arguments like Obama Care and then those laws are later changed, modified, and repealed.I wouldn't waste a moment's speculation until a "clarification" of the law "once enacted" is issued.

I have an extensive negative keyword database, good handle on modifiers.

He showed up with working crew in tow and said that my 900 sq ft flat modified bitumen rubber roof would cost $9,000 to apply a new roof on top of the old one and to cover the rusted flashing.

I believe security deposit falls under the terms of their existing lease which does not get modified simply because you buy the place.3) Yes, unless they are in violation of their existing lease.4) I'm not sure.

The house in a Mid Century Modern modified A-Frame with a flat roof of about 1000 square feet.

Essentially a modified brrr using heloc as DP.

While any entity can be modified or amended, it's an expense that is not necessary if growing pains are forseen and provided for at the time of formation, you will save time and maybe avoid comliance issues. 6.