You can reach out to the Title company and see if there are any funds remaining for dispersement, if so then ask if there is a way to make a claim to those funds.

However, we've never actually filed a claim, so take this with a grain of salt. 

Hello BP community,Most of the builders do not offer investors opportunity to buy the lots and they claim they are only for primary residence (i;e they will sell only if you are going to live in it (example Ryan homes, Pulte homes etc..) are there any builders out there who can sell to investors for "buy to rent" in Columbus OH?

It protects the PM if they are involved in any claims.

This way they can't claim ignorance.I would also require a move out inspection and make it the day after they are supposed to be moved out. 

Despite the program's claims of providing exceptional training and support, my experience with Kristin has been far from satisfactory.First and foremost, I find it necessary to address the issue of non-payment.

Absolutely.If a landlord is listed as additional insured (rather than additional interest) they cannot make a claim against one another's liability policy for damages - it could completely jeopardize the coverage they think they're making it easier to get. 

When they pay out a claim, the money comes out of their pocket.

I have never had to file a claim though so I can't speak to that experience. 

It was one of my first claims and I learned how their claim system works and never failed again.