After being presented with "A" policy, I asked if we could strip the policy down and was presented with "B".

We always had no partial payment and no payment plan policy but we’ve had to bend on that with the last two months events and I’m very glad we did...most people that we’ve set up payment plans with have paid as promised.It would obviously be preferable to get the rent on time like normal, but in seeing that wasn’t going to be possible in all situations  right now, this has been the next best thing.Our normal delinquency rate at the end of the month is usually 3 to 4%.

The Named Insured (owner of the insurance policy) needs to be the entity holding title. 

@Tony Marcelle call the number and they can help you according to their specific policies.

For rent (single/multi home, apartment,condo) I am not sure which one is best in term of safety, cost, location and convenience. 

However, even if you receive a title policy that does not have the exception there may be additional problems. 

(The thinking was private money to fund the rehab get it appraised and then refi out the lenders funds plus some safety net money then pay them at the same time)4.

In addition, if the title policy that was issued to the lender has an exception for the "1st" DOT then title is as they insured it and they probably won't do anything.You didn't mention if the DOTs to the same lender or different ones or if you worked directly with the lender or a broker. 

It is likely that you are paying more for the policy that will accept the Aluminum wiring.Figure the multi year cost saving in the Insurance vs. the $3000 rewiring cost.

We were one day away from the tenants getting escorted out of property and then Governor Wolf (PA) issued a "no eviction" policy..