Many people say they have therapy dogs tog et away with things so you would need proper documentation to validate.Certain breeds some insurance companies will not cover for building policies.

That's a curious concept, and from an insurance standpoint, I wonder how this risk is underwritten for an insurance policy given that's definitely a new concept, but there are a lot of intricacies I could see with that, as @Ben Leybovich intimated in his post.

Same policy but the latter accepts the CFD as the insured.

I cannot qualify for an umbrella policy because of a wreck that I was involved in about 5 years ago, and my insurance company denied me because of that fact.

I do have and have paid for title insurance, and I am sure that is covered by the policy.  

DO not compromise on your no pet policy.  

The lender isn't usually the one that requires it, the lender requires a title policy and the title company won't issue one without the property survey.As for the financing, you can finance Multi Family properties with Fannie Mae but will likely have to go through their small loans program for this scenario.

Unfortunately, there are few companies that write such policies.

That liability takes place with the issuance of the title policy and final report.

.#2 - Nothing in the "law of CA" states you can't have 2 simultanouse escrow or title policy open....#3 - Title before I would get a normal title policy on the A to B leg... and on the 2nd escrow..