Some optional coverage that may be valuable for you (depending on the propery):- backup of sewers & drains- Ordinance & Law (if building codes require rebuilding differently)- Personal Injury (Liability for Libel, Slander, ...)Non Insurance Risk Management ideas that you can look into are:- review your contracts- require Tenants to have a Renters policy- look at advantages of LLC for each property- Pet policy (many companies will not write policies if certain breeds of dogs are at the property)

Hey BP community, Im planning to farm a particular zone in a zip code with postcards.

They may put their own code violation liens against the property that you would likely be responsible for.I would talk to your Delinquent Tax Office and the city office that may take over the property and see what they say.My brother had a Tax lien against a property and the city condemned it while he was waiting to be issued the tax deed.

Superior Court (1974) 10 Cal.3d 616 [111 Cal.Rptr. 704].88 Civil Code Section 1941.1.89 Health and Safety Code Sections 17900-17995.90 Civil Code Section 1941.3.

My team and I have a client who wants to develop and sell homes on their 6 acre piece of land, it is on Pulaski Pike NW in the 35810 zip code.

I took down some key info like postal code, address, etc.

It varies by jurisdiction but in my area most building code issues that were not in force when the property was originally built are not required to be remedied to get approval to renovate.

I'm in California, willing to do remote as long as the CPA knows CA tax code well.Thanks!

In many areas this means bringing the entire structure up to Current building codes, which may mean a higher minimum floor elevation, which may be impossible.

About 25 to 50 in two zip codes.