Insurance companies really stuck it to their policy holders.  

I had to laugh about the no pets policy in your ads.  

You can Quit Claim it over, but you have a chance of triggering your due on sale clause.Just get an Umbrella insurance policy to cover extra liability coverage and leave it in your personal names...  

I have a question regarding pet policies.

Your liability insurance is your first line of defense, A second line is an umbrella policy of at least $1Million.

Flips may be different...how many are you doing...this may be taxed as ordinary income...then you would have to weigh you options for best tax shelters...and then consider limited risk through a builders risk insurance policy or similar...on the buy and hold side, I use a "parent" LLC to register individual LLC's for each property...Ohio LLC's are only $99 right now, so it's really affordable.

Always close with a title company, and buy lender’s title policy (borrower should pay for it).3.

Also look for any loan modifications, the lender's title policy, and I look for the origination file. 

We've started collecting an extra dollar amount per month, per pet (if you choose to allow), in addition to a simple security depositDetails around guest policies were overly vague so we've refined themWe tend to avoid defaulting to month to month, and opt to renew lease for new term so that we can control when people move out a little betterThat's what comes to mind off hand, good luck

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