Some branches initially said 'no third party deposits', but that was a training issue, not actual policy.  

Couple easy things you can do is have a policy on things such as smoking or pets.

The amount of work involved and the trouble caused by dozens of Section 8 renters has made me change my policy and I no longer accept them.Just one man's experience.

Sometimes there is a retainer for out of state clients and then in 2023 were introducing minimum commission for purchases under a certain price but thats a group policy not brokerage wide 

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

Side note, when you convert to a rental, you'll also want to replace your homeowners insurance policy to a landlord policy

As your primary residence, it should still meet the Owner Occupied requirement of most homeowners policies. 

The costs of the policy update were 150.

But you need to move beyond that and start really educating yourself on how to establish policies, learn the law like the back of your hand, create a website, and so much more.

I would get a STR policy and add an umbrella policy to cover any kind of catastrophic event.