Insurance companies often deny claims on improper grounds.

So they gave me permits and allowed me to put a $100k reno on a house and now will not issued me a COThe city also just sent me a list of reasons they denied original subdivision request.

They didn’t confirm that they could help me but they didn’t deny it either just told me to call back tomorrow.

But then when it goes to the underwriter, they change it to non-owner occupied because my mom is on it and then denies the application. 

When I met with him for the first time as owner, he brought up a request to me that he had spoken to the previous owner about and was denied.

You can't deny this, you have the results to prove it, zillow doesn't mean squat.2nd - no pre-screening applications in writing.

I say this as a news story with the grab being it was denied by the landlord.  

With just one paycheck we are falling behind and we have had the insurance company deny some of the coverage for our daughter and have been hit with a big bill, which we are going through an appeal process for.

He made a good home for it and never tells about the true nature of the breed, thus saving a good dog.My understanding is some insurance companies deny due to certain breeds of dogs and others simply deny they'll pay any claims arising from damage those breeds might inflict.

And, no, you can't charge any pet fees for them and must allow service dogs even if you don't allow dogs, but I do think if it's a breed that your insurance won't cover, you may be able to deny the application due to threat of losing your insurance or other financial hardship you would incur.