Hi Justin, I work in the area doing remodels and new construction for investors and private clients as well.

I have several clients that use Calibre and Finance of America.

Since we became a management company we no longer use Tenant Cloud, now we use one of the top big property management software providers to manage all of our client's properties and of course has many more other features than both of these.

I've helped clients remotely as far as Houston while here in Dallas. 

But more importantly, these programs offer coverage during the 3 different possible occupancy periods without needing to change policies.If you do not go with one of these programs, you typically will have one of the 3 policies to choose from;Vacant - No occupancy and no renovations allowedBuilders Risk - Property undergoing renovationsOccupied - Either by a homeowner (homeowners policy) or tenant (landlord policy).I'll send you the companies my clients use for flipping.

I have clients in Arizona and California, I’m happy to chat sometime if you’d like.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

How do you protect your clients from Fair Housing Claims?

I had one client purchase a property for $2 million foreclosed and took a hard money loan to close in 2 weeks.

One of my clients purchased a nice condo that was newly furnished - and I asked for the furniture to be included in the sale.