That ain't the future, folks.Corollary to MTR-insurance relationshipThis reminds me of @Erin Spradlin's take on the current emphasis in medium-term rental world on creating relationships with an insurance company.

Would I need regular home owners insurance and land lords insurance for the rental side of the duplex, or just land lords insurance? 

This is because plaintiffs attorneys first objective is to take inventory of who has insurance.

Prepare to show detailed documentation of your STR performance, but keep in mind that consistency matters, and some lenders might prefer a more extended history.

This is a little detail our title company missed...We contracted a lawyer after incurring close to $60k in engineering fees (they did find a way to lift the restrictions through the DEQ), to see if we could make a claim agains the title insurance.

Here are the top companies I've gotten insurance bookings through.  

Does anyone know the process and timeframe for obtaining an Insurable Title after a tax sale in NV?

However, that's what insurance is for. 

Hey Chris,I have an example Scope of Work document uploaded to my fileplace which has a list of common Scope of Work items and descriptions to get bids from your Contractors, which might be helpful.https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/drobertson/file/sample-contractors-scope-of-work-documents

Which was our own title search we never got title insurance we prepped our own deeds and got them signed and we recorded them ourselves this was how you got the smokin deals on subto and we beat all the other folks out because well frankly they did not know how to do it and did not have the risk capital or risk tolerance we did ..