Whole life has 3 major components from a buyers standpoint, 1) life insurance policy 2) cash value 3) dividendsIf you decide to borrow from the cash value, 1st you dont have to qualify like other loans, you just request the money against what value you have in there without lapsing the policy.

Assuming they are month to month you can evict them for "lapse of time."

The property has to be able to take abuse, and you have to work in such a way that fixes, when they have to happen, can happen quickly.I should mention again that I'm a registered Pennsylvania home improvement contractor, even though I let my insurance lapse this year because I'm not working on anything right now that requires a building permit and I'm not taking outside jobs.

Here is a link to a time-lapse of Phoenix.

See this site for time lapses.

If policy lapses we get notified.

I always put a 50% increase in rent if the lease lapses and tenants are staying.  

With more and more reports of class actions and federal investigations against .com boomers for non performance and legal lapses, I’m sticking to what I know works each time.

Policies Lapse, you should get notices and make sure its always paid. 

What if you can show evidence that you have insurance but let it lapse the next month.