Inspectors keep up with current safety aspects, material performance information, fire codes, health matters like radon and lead paint issues that contractors may not be required or exposed to.

There are lots of professional tenants out there looking to get over so have your policies and procedures and stick to them.Good luck!

Do you put your Property Manager on the policy as an additionally-named insured?

Do you put your Property Manager on the policy as an additionally-named insured?

If the rehabber is inexperienced the risk is even greater and the lender's margin of safety must be greater.

I am a big safety freak.

Yes, I definitely worry about safety.

After all, they didn't seem to care about your no-pets policy.  

They may have changed their policies recently and need to get verification from you about the change in occupancy and a directive from you, as owner of the property, as to what name you want on the billing.

Your best bet would be just honestly get a really good investment insurance policy on the property.