@Eric Haug if the property was built in 2015, you could go with an Actual Cash Value policy and have little or no penalty. 

That is true also- he lent me his opinion on an insurance policy regarding the car, and he turned out to be completely wrong on that. 

Dog hair everywhere even on my brand new sofa.Wife called Airbnb to see how to handle this since we are new and have had great recent reviews, since they obviously busted our house rules having more then max 6 guests, violated our no pet policy, and late checkout.So Airbnb gave us an $85 cleaning credit back to us, which I was shocked they would do.  

Many people will also tell you a good umbrella liability policy is plenty of asset protection, and mucking around with complicated asset protection schemes isn't really worth the time, money, and effort.

It was a matter of being told we were all being evicted as a matter of trying to sell us a second insurance policy in the hope that we would be scared into it or unable to find the proof we already provided. 

One thing I will ask is that they carry an insurance policy to cover damages to the house and make myself the beneficiary...in the event that they move out with the house trashed.

Tech has expedited this, and now consistent low interest, QE policies have allowed economies to boom and bust at a much more rapid rate.

This is a HUD home and HUD policy. 

This will give them a first look at your credit.They might have a policy to pull their own but you can do that later.If you just call people for car loans or house loans they will put a ton of inquiries on your credit trying to source various loans.

In the fine print at the bottom of their privacy policy page, they say "For advanced education success rates and student satisfaction ratings, please visit: https://affluence.com/experience/" That page yields a 404 (page doesn't exist).