What makes a good agent a great agent is how hard they are willing to fight for you.

These letters came out every 2 weeks for 8 months.What can I do to fight back?

It is what it is I guess there's no point trying to fight it.

It's starting to paint a picture of your fiance being on title to your parents' house, that now has a higher P&I payment, so your fiance could borrow money, to lend to you, and then you and her get in a fight and she refuses to sign when your parents want to sell the house, oh and now we have to fight over who owes what portion of the P&I payment, and on, and on, and on.I'm generally of the opinion that taking care of the real estate we currently own is more important than acquiring additional real estate (the RE agents are about to call me a heretic, that's OK :P ).

Ever hear the phrase, " bringing a "knife to a gun fight"? 

We don't wanna deal with hearing couples fighting (lovers' quarrel etc) while studying, etc.Aren't we entitled to limit sharing out kitchen and bathroom with the same sex/gender?

So screw it, instead  of wasting our time we stay with the current carrier & just fight the increase if it's too high. 

I don't have a dog in this fight...but exposure in the internet age is not a problem. 

Help me understand why some “investors” run away from this opportunity and choose a loss in property value over fighting an insurance company.

I read in this tenant-advocate article about fighting for good cause, tenant hold payments during the notice period, once notice period is over, she frenetically tried to pay token rent to thaw the eviction effort.