I know some would say that it is the servicer's responsiblity to carry liability coverage, but that will certainly not prevent a suit from being filed against my LLC.I have some questions and would appreciate your feedback:What type of insurance do you carry to help mitigate these risks and who is your insurer?

., and what choices you make with the policy (additional coverages, deductibles, etc.).

It's easy enough to do a comprehensive analysis using any third party search engine to compare neighborhoods, sq footage, bedrooms, etc.

The result of this standard, however, is that any provider that puts only fully comprehensive numbers out there looks much less profitable, and likely doesn't get the change to explain why as people just see the lower ROI and move on. 

Leigh Ann, I'm curious what type of insurance coverage do you get on a tiny house and how expensive is it?

I'm looking at the application now and it definitely is insurance coverage for the property.

It's a fairly comprehensive project for a first timer, but if i have to make it simpler , I could still walk away doubling my initial investment.I'll be reading the forums extensively but I might have a couple of questions I need to ask myself.

Before renting to ANYONE get a lease that protects you AND do a comprehensive background search.  

Why they think it's ok for me to turn over the profit from my first couple of deals to them is beyond my comprehension.)There's an immediate tip-off about their sole purpose when you fill out the application.

Is there a specific coverage that is important to you?