A new policy just passed saying she cannot transfer over 50k per person per year over to the US. 

Does the tenant have renter's policy naming you as the additional insured?  

@Stanley Parsley I like your "honesty is always the best policy" Bravo.

Company policy may be they don't comment on it but they could see it. 

We have all lived in a very comfortable environment of low-interest rates and quantitative easing/easy money policies for a number of years, and this has benefitted both home owners and ordinary real estate investors with low leverage costs.

The reason is my old co gave each one of my properties a different policys.  

At that point, they may feel comfortable enough to carry on doing their own or may enjoy the local knowledge and safety and security of someone who has the experience to take things to the next level. 

Find a QI that does not commingle funds (we provide separate FDIC insured accounts for each transaction), holds an errors and omissions insurance policy, and is bonded.

If you finance not and finance again, you are paying double closing costs, double origination fees and will purchase 2 title insurance policies.  

if you did quit your job what's your insurance policy like?