I've been with an insurance company in CT, since I started my rental portfolio, but am looking for other options as it seems their rates have been going up and up. 

We intend to give them the option of moving out or new contract (increased rent to match the market).

would just add that recently theres been a further split in non-warrantable condos to a new classification for condo units that are specifically made for short term rentals - "Condotels" - which will typically have their own requirement box

Is that pretty typical across the industry?

TurboTenant, you just shrank you the property options pool for your money making prospective tenant pool. 

  %80 of commercial property is typically represented by %20 of the brokers- Just call those direct and you have data on %80 of the market.  

I'm aware of seller financing as a possible option and will be on the lookout, but it certainly dramatically lowers my deal pool in an already incredibly competitive market.

Your situation is probably better for seeking out "Non-QM Lenders" or potentially other "Creative Financing" options

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