Some carriers (esp in California) can only do it with a live person as the First Named Insured. 

Tom at Caldwell Law in Calabasis, Ca.

Hello BP Members,I reside in San Gabriel Valley in california, about 15 minutes east of downtown LA.There is a good decent sized apartment complex not to far from where i live, i drive by there quite often, its on a corner lot right in the middle of EVERYTHING in a decent part of town!

I see bad stuff about California everyday.

Either way- If the properties are already sold and gone there's a little more limitation on what can be done strategically- but I always recommend getting a second opinion especially if you feel like your CA isn't creative when it comes to real estate. 

Thank you for viewing this post , I’m currently in the military(Marine) stationed in Southern California .

That way they are prepared mentally, and the notice itself (needs to be a physical letter) do it properly (google it for CA law) can be short and to the point. 

My cousin owns a property in San Leandro, CA.

In CA it will make increasing sense as it is mandatory for all new construction under three stories to be equipped with solar systems starting Jan 2020.

Want to buy my first property in Sacramento,  CA.