Some will allow for title policy premium pass through that will allow the title policy to insure the end buyer (on a timely double-close) instead of having two policies issued within minutes of each other. 

If you'll review this graph from the (link: https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/MZMV ) you will notice that the increase in the velocity of money PRECEDED the August 1971 Nixon policy change regarding the gold standard.

While they did not charge, they need to offset supporting my needs by receiving title policies, which took me a while to become a paying customer by closing deals.

There is little value to a buyer receiving a GWD over a SWD when an owner's policy of title is purchased.  

The only insurance you will be required to buy is a lenders title policy and this will occur at closing.The common scam I see lately is to require the borrower to pay some sort of up front insurance fee.

I bring the 770 account up because it allowed me to lock in a base at 4% compounding annual-variable-rate on the funds I sourced from my IRA account and it allows me to make unquestioned loans on the cash balance (I had a significant lump sum which required a policy rider to keep the amount of insurance purchased at a minimum while making as much cash value available to me to borrow against.

Most resort areas I have looked at have been very upfront when asking about their policies.

Do you usually put the investor on as an additional insured on your insurance policy when you do a job?

For example most realtors balk at showing you 10 houses in order to get you to purchase on for $60,000 or an insurance broker that understands and will not even approach you with a homeowners policy with contents included.  

My question is do we get two umbrella policies for maximum protection or does one policy cover both units?