You would certainly want to point that out as a safety feature of the house (actually they should be in every kitchen - and especially those with sleeping quarters nearby).

Our policies are clear cut with rents that we have our Property manager enforce, due on the 1st, late on the 3rd, posted on the 5th, eviction filed on the 9th!   

Whether it's to keep out an ex or a family member or just because they feel the neighborhood is unsafe, I will only change the lock if the tenant covers the cost.The only exception would be if the tenant can demonstrate a threat to their safety.

He contacted the law firm who handled the foreclosure, they had documentation from '05 refi showing that the HELOC had been paid off (the original HUD statement)  Then he was able to get a copy of Title Committment from Title Company hired to clear the foreclosure showing that there was NO exception in the policy for the HELOC. 

Anyone have any guidance if a place like BP Marketplace would be outside the purvue of NAR's Clear Cooperation policy?

I would suggest the LLC and the umbrella policy. 

Maybe a multi-policy option?

Perhaps there is a tipping point on the road to FIRE where the risk of not paying Term Life Insurance Policies anymore and the reward of using that money to further fund your portfolios would be more beneficial...

Long story but we're now trying to help him navigate this situation as he has no idea whether his Mom had a life insurance policy or not.

PM took the safety deposit which I never got to see and he changed me monthly PM fees.