Moreover, they will impose discipline on the construction / rehab process by advancing funds according to construction draws, requiring routine inspections, checking for adequate insurance coverage, checking mechanics liens, etc. 

Hundreds of teachers do the same thing each day without seeking media coverage for it (do you really think this was an accident). 

This is an excellent comprehensive report.

There is also Owners extended coverage which will insure over all deleted items in exceptions, thus providing greater insurance over all unfound items during title search.

I specialize in Professional Liability, Workers Comp & Vacant Property Coverage(s).

There are no annual dues, any assessments (occasionally, for road repairs) are by special ballot only.Past research has suggested that anything that could possibly happen on the roads would already be covered by our individual auto and/or home owner's policies, and since we don't have any "common areas", general liability HOA coverage isn't necessary.

on large Multifamily dead insurers will offer loss of income coverage. 

I have been a follower of the fourms for months, and finally found a topic that seems to not have any coverage.  

Contractor is a good link for this.Assuming you are using actual subcontractors your general liability coverage should provide all the coverage you need.

That sounds very comprehensive @Jacqueline Carrington.