@Victor Ortiz I mentioned for future references, as owners can require tenant to hold this type of ins. policy, which may be included in a standard ins. policy or might require the tenant to buy additional coverage, and it will cover the damages/injuries of a pet.

For my units in low-income areas where I have primarily low credit score tenants, I have a late policy that provides incentives to tenants that; 1) notify me in advance 2) make a partial payment, 3) never fall more than one payment behind 4) pay payment plans EXACTLY as agreed.

I own about 50 student rental units and it is much, much higher than regular landlord policies.

Perhaps the issue here has to do with your pet policy.

I keep pretty good track of all my expenses with mint.com.I have a million dollar umbrella policy through my homeowners insurance company.

.- offer to pay for the title policy- do not include an option period.

Even if you don’t own an automobile you can still attain a very reasonable umbrella policy premium. .If you’re interested, I would be happy to take some time to explain how you can keep the coverage amount you currently have, but decrease the premium you pay.

I am also not sure if your lender will accept the title insurance policies issued through the seller and not through their closing attorney office.

The second pillar is a good insurance policy as that cover the majority of your exposure.

He helped me with a policy for a multi in Columbus.