Through a lot of documentation, I also called out the title company for never providing me a earnest money receipted check or wire transfer - I simply got a letterhead saying the money had been deposited.

@Benton PruittThe original lender should provide a short sale approval letter noting as long as they get x at closing…The second lien holder will be more problematic.

I have a potential hard money cash provider to fund the acquisition of land and fund new construction build.

I'd be happy to connect and provide more insight into different markets. 

However, if some carrier is providing this type of coverage, then they better have very strict limitations on the coverage so claims don't get out of hand, or they probably won't be in business very long.

They're only required to repay you for health, safety, preservation of the property....fixing broken windows, roof leaks, locks, etc.#3. 

There are several deals floating around but the one I can give rough details as an example is a commercial builidng where 20% is being put down on a 2.5 million dollar asset between 3 TIC equity/capital investors that are each providing roughly a third of the equity.

I would think since other programs are $50K, $40k and so on, that $15k is rather appropriate, providing they are providing the appropriate training.I am not advocating for group learning.

(Heck, that alone would probably provide greater returns than that rental.)

The umbrella provides coverage over the primary policies (provided you have the required Liability limits on those policies) for those vehicles as well.