Either way the agent is still due a commission but you need to reach out to the company to ensure what their policies allow.

For that reason you would be nuts not to use an attorney to draft your loan docs and have a title company run a title report and issue a title policy. 

Request the repairs promptly in writing for your family's safety.

If it's for liability, you might want to research umbrella policies. 

If protection is your main thing just get an umbrella policy of 2 million, that along with the 1 million you would get through your standard policy should be good. 

That's an insurance policy, not to be confused with an investment ...

I have an awesome mortgage lender in Atlanta but they have a policy not to loan unless the utilities and water is turned on.

I have a no pet policy in our multi-unit buildings.  

Go to the open data portal at https://data.chattlibrary.org/Public-Safety/Code-V....

@Jamie HinrichsI am a condominium association manager and board member and the best thing you can do is be familiar with the association's policies - make sure that you give a copy of the house rules the tenants and add that addendum to the lease.