I have seen recommendations on BP for REIGuard, which looks to be a product offered by NREIG. 

My credit is average and I have about 13,000 in consumer debt.

Water penetration and air infiltration are not a requirement so you can still end up with thousand$ in water damage with a hurricane approved product on your home.

It is a great cost effective product.

My personal example is this: ( a few years ago, we were financing a wonderful commercial property, deal fell through because an out of state bank representative guided us to apply for the wrong financing product that wasn't available in our state.

I am getting ready to close on my first investment property and came across having to purchase 2 types of insurance in order to close on my funding from a fix and flip Line of Credit product. 

I'm 30 years old, married (both working full-time, combined income $100,000/yr) with 2 young kids and live in Maui, Hawaii where we rent an average 3bd/2bth SFH for $2,200 plus utilities/mth (avg comp rentals are $2600+). 

Reason: The average home owner wasn't in a cash crunch and could afford to ride out the bad times.Many investors dedicate a portion of their portfolio to higher potential return properties for this exact reason.

It's always groups of younger people that rent the house.In an average year, this house brings in the same amount of money as a 2 or 3 bedroom STR house. 

SFR portfolios are not a product with huge demand, may as well sell them off one by one.