And I said I heard they has a policy of not allowing people who run their own groups membership, she then tried to ask me who I'd heard that from, and looked like she'd be slandered. 

Also tell her that renters insurance may help her, she should read the policy.

When it comes time to enforce policies or hand out notices, blame him.  

Is this dependent on the "type" of policy I assume?

I've shopped with StateFarm to get the dwelling (home insurance) policy of my first property which rely on the Texas Fair Plan coverage.My property manager has always recommended to go with Lonestar Integra Insurance services.

Request to be an additional insured on their policy for the job.  

(Strict cancelation policy but we’re flexible if someone asks).

I believe this is a fantastic business policy for others.I personally like compassionate landlords as they make for easy pickings when we seek to purchase properties below market with the intent of adding value through rent increases.

Be sure it is not a breed specifically prohibited by your insurance policy on the home as now the policies are starting to prohibit certain breeds. 

The key here is that the sales contract is not personal to the buyer under its terms or by its nature; if it is, then there can be no assignment by the purchaser.As explained by the Florida Supreme Court, real estate buyers will be allowed to assign (sell) their contracts to someone else whenever they choose to do so — unless (1) there is language in the contract that prohibits it in that particular deal; (2) if the assignment would violate public policy in some way; or (3) if it would violate some state or federal law or statute.One other possible limitation on assigning a real estate sales contract (assuming the contract is silent on the issue of it being assignable): it may not be assigned if the seller has agreed to sell to this particular buyer because of an explicit reliance upon that buyer’s personal credit to cover the transaction.