I believe it's called a portfolio policy.

If its a decent investment I showed him how to do preliminary due diligence and develop a proposal for the investment committee.

Your liability policy should do the same in your vacation rental.

In the old days when I had an insurance agency, I sold a life insurance policy to an insurance agent in another company, so yes, you can certainly do a deal with an owner/broker-agent.

They aren't always true.And on the insurance question, if you have first-hand knowledge of illegal activities (federally speaking) and use of a property for other then which you are insured (habitation) and are allowing this explicitly, there are many policies that could attempt to deny your claim.  

Different banks may also have different policies.  

We use them to take the prospective tenant to more detailed information on the unit being let and a copy of the application policy/form.They are extremely popular amongst our student tenant population.

Insurance policies on SFH have been costing around 600-650/year. 

We have a no-smoking policy and can enforce it, whether or not the tenant is using marijuana for medical reasons or recreational reasons.

Honest is the best policy so just ask the buyer and the seller and be honest about it.