BTW, a 4-plex is a single family attached dwelling, not a multi-family.

The recommendations mention: recommends stabilizing (using interim control paint stabilization techniques identified for HUD-owned single family dwellings in 24 CFR Part 35 as amended June 21, 2004) the following components utilizing “Lead Safe Work Practices†as outlined in The Lead Safe Housing 24 CFR Part 35 as amended June 21, 2004.Anyone ran into this?

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If that clause is active due to the amount of time the property has been vacant find out what coverage is reduced, if you can have the policy endorsed to get that coverage back (may cause a rate increase) or if you should purchase a vacant dwelling policy for the property.  

Renting your current dwelling would qualify you for more lenient financing loan to values and terms as a non-owner occupant.

We may even be able to get away with writing a vacant dwelling policy if the repairs are minor and only cosmetic.

The frequency and severity of claims on vacant dwellings are much, much higher than occupied homes.

Some maps tell house density, ranging from 1 to 4 or 5 dwellings per acre of land.When will developers draw the line between putting people in danger and trying to make a profit?

Your dwelling policy insures the premises, and in most cases you wouldn't have an exposure for your tenant's dog.However, no two companies have exactly the same policy, and the answer could be different depending on how the policy is written and what restrictions come along with it.

I don't think you can use the terms ADU (Affordable Dwelling Unit) and Short Term Housing in the same sentence.