I need to get homeowners insurance before closing and I am wondering what a suitable amount of coverage would be.

They add additional coverage automatically in case the repairs cost more than estimated.

The coverage was for an amount about 4 times the purchase price of the property.  

If you check the fine print of these prepaid legal plans, a lot of them will exclude coverage of business matters or landlord matters, etc.

I preferably like business banks because they offer cash flow focused loans based on debt coverage ratios which is easy to accomplish if you buy right.

Please consult a CPA/lawyer familiar with all states in question for the most comprehensive recommendation.

Robert is right, a search engine optimized website is also a critical element of a comprehensive MHP marketing strategy.

The insurance companies did not simply pull breeds out of a hat and ban coverage on them randomly.  

I think the only situation in which it would be rational to not purchase insurance is if you had so much wealth that the total loss of the home would be trivial, and you also had other coverage for any liability of owning and renting it.

Now they are reviewing my condo declarations and amendments to determine coverage.