What type of coverage do you have for your rentals?

I can afford medical coverage or whatever, but at some point we all retire into the system, at that point you'll get better benefits by staying in, like free drugs.

Note that this is a highly unusual way to collect commission and may well raise a stink with your BIC since they will think (probably incorrectly) that this activity is outside their E&O coverage.

We have no coverage for vision.

I recall giving a suggestion in the thread introducing the guide.If you try to make it too comprehensive, it may no longer be a guide and then it could take on a different flavor.

I hear that there is Renter's insurance I can mandate in the lease and must ask Tenant to include "Personal Liability" Protection coverage which is usually $100K.

If the OP were the one rehabbing the house and reselling to an owner occupant, I'd say that he needs to know both of those numbers.But, since he is just wholesaling the deal, I believe it's more important that he has a value that is supportable, even if it's not comprehensive or completely accurate.

In this case, I suggest you address more than liability.The owner should have his own policy, a landlord policy, several ways for them to set that up and your activity should not be getting involved with the owner's coverage.

Hi folks, looking for an insurance agent that can provide liability only coverage for 6 rental condos.

Due to my contractor's schedule slipping (surprise surprise) I am at risk of losing my insurance coverage.