Is this what an umbrella policy is?

As to if you pay, if you think it will help you patch bridges to pay, go ahead, but be upfront, you can go like this, "I have to get 3 bids due to amount of work, but I'm willing to pay 200 for you to fill this scope sheet per line item regardless if you get it or not" -- if it were me, I could get away with "our policy needs to get me...." --.

It may be their own policy.

Around here you are stuck with a builders policy which can be as crazy as $10 - $12 per-day (6-month terms).

Policy Premium for Owner's $425GAP Endorsement $125Special Assessment letter $200Closing fee $50Borrowers charges $125I assume the borrowers charges is something we dont need  to pay considering were paying cash.

It might slow a little more due to immigration policy change but the attraction is drawing both domestic and international immigration.

Is there a certain dollar amount per unit that you aim for, or does it depend on the deal?

Easy money policies and cheap oil are overheating certain areas, and this tech fanaticism isn't helping - i.e.

Here are the costs the mortgage loan officer told me:Commitment fee: $995Appraisal: $690Credit: $14.04Title closing/escrow: $1,145Title lender's policy: $916.15Title/endorsement: $100Title courier: $100Tax Service: $80Record deed: $123Mortgage DOT: $333Total closing costs: $4496.49Total closing costs with Wells Fargo $500 rebate: 3996.49And that isn't even counting the down payment via FHA loan.

In all fairness, you offered cozy, it is convenient for you, you suffer no harm and furthermore you may want to adjust your late policy to say a cozy deposit by the 1st is considered on time even if it takes 5 days for you to receive it.