They will alter the policy as needed, but I would recommend adding sufficient premise liability insurance in case there is a fall or something.

big forum, reddit, irc, twitter user here.. so aware of the powerful information on discussion sites.My first post was over in starting out.. as I'm excited to learn what others have been doing and hopefully crack the code on owning my own house in DC where the real estate market is bananas.Background: I work in technology security and doing well as the DC Area economy is great. 

I used listsource since it's what all my sources(from books to youtube) recommended.I am currently trying to find pre-foreclosures and tax lien preforeclosures leads using listsource and what I am finding in my market is when I search for properties in my target zip codes (sfr, duplex, triplex, quad) and then select pre-forclosure from the property tab select pre-forclosure my results drop to 0 :/I broadened my search to include all of the Minneapolis areas and I get just 248when I go to the foreclosure tab and select pending auction sale( i was instructed via youtube this is where I'd get people whose houses are headed to tax lien foreclosure but the date of the auction hasn't been set) and set it even a yr out my results are zero!

Most of my mailing goes to code enforcement, probate, etc because those lists have a higher % of distressed sellers.  

If it is a heating duct connected to a register delivering warm air to the living space there is no code for separation.

Its a 3/2 with several code violations, some mold, termites, roof damage and an infestation of bees on one side of the house.

They're not collecting a fee on a vacant unit or do you have a clause like this:Service Fees: Each time Broker arranges for the Property to be repaired, maintained, redecorated, oraltered as permitted by this agreement, Owner will pay Broker a service fee equal to: (Check one boxonly.)(1) % of the total cost of each repair, maintenance, alteration, or redecoration.(2)The service fees under this Paragraph 12E are earned at the time the repair, maintenance, redecoration, or alteration is made and are payable upon Owner's receipt of Broker's invoiceIf they are making money off the repair or each time they are meeting someone there to give estimates, then yes I would expect them to work harder and faster.  

Account ClosedLocation: Only use zip codes interested in areas investing in Equity: 40% or greater.

This is a good spreadsheet and assumes steady payments throughout each year but I pay down my mortgages so I altered it to include the pay down of one of my properties. 

They are referencing California code 1950.5 but that seems applicable only if a tenant satisfies the lease.