Another test of this is to see what the condo corporation's insurance policy will cover and what your condo contents insurance policy will cover. 

I have read that a builders risk policy is the way to go.

That is not to say in contrast, that complete strangers do not convey interests with little or no warranty or guarantee, since they do, it just means the Grantee in such cases should realize they must defend title on their own and no warranty is being made that a claim exists.It is important to note, "protection" for a property owner will reside mostly with the insurance policy held for the property and not with the limitation of liability created from the LLC.  

Prioritize the list addressing immediate concerns that include health and safety first.  

I would also recommend a good Umbrella policy that can cover you if your General Liability runs out.  

fed policy.  

Thomas,I moved to Texas because of the way the State of California handles their tax policy.  

Given that, your no pet policy just shrunk your tenant pool to about 35% of all tenants. 

Our company policy now is to only supply free estimates to the current property owner.

For a female, though, I'd think of safety.