Same day coverage.

. - I'm sure someone is going to get on here with experience in insurance, but I believe at a minimum you need personal liability coverage to cover actions you take (hiring labor) and to cover actions on your property (labors actions).

First determine whether they are somebody's employee or not; if an employee of somebody, then that somebody will need to have liability coverage AND workmen's comp coverage to be considered "fully insured".If not an employee, but a sole proprietor, then you still want them to have liability coverage.

That is, LTV is not a comprehensive metric and is irrelevant in the context of flips, especially if you’re looking at it as a measure of safety.Other than a profit, the key for you as the lender is to understand how you can get out of the property if the deal goes south.

There's a lot of expedient media coverage of these issues and stats.

Then I had to call the company and told them if they didn't get a check out in 10 days that I'd go through my mortgage files and require all of my borrowers who had coverage with them to find another "acceptable company".

My system can save you too, I include a comprehensive approach to healing that begins with learning how to use the search function, using key words and how to engage others who do things right, not just popular.

I plan to go with a comprehensive cloud based solution when we start managing property as a business next fall.

i went to a club two times. first time they talked about insurance coverage and the second....i dont even remember, that's how memorable it was.

It sounds pretty comprehensive and right on point for what I'm trying to learn about.