The language in the policy may or may not exclude coverage but the worst that can happen is the insurer denies coverage. 

I would say to find out officially. 

Having a team is key.A few points I’ll share as I reflect on my journey: -Education: If you want to build credibility with your brokers, investors, and partners, you have to know the language.

It is your decision not hers.Submit it at the price you value, be polite, let it expire officially but let the seller's broker know you will still be interested if it doesn't sell. 

This agreement will need to include some indemnification language, what you're allowed and not allowed to do, etc. 

😊 In business and life, it is all about language.

Not all lenders are competent in every loan program out there and even if they can sometimes it's not in their model or advantageous to them to lend on it.There are thousands of loan programs which constantly change in language and ability to acquire.

But these popular images of L.A. belie the reality for millions of residents, many of whom are considered "essential workers” and live in dense housing in even denser neighborhoods, at a time when public health officials recommend working from home and maintaining social distance.

Can I leave one side of the duplex empty for me, and change my official address to it as well... without physically being there very much?

I assume that for:Title/deed to the property which the title company mails after closing -- the county maintains the official record, and I assume this is a just a photocopy anywayInsurance policy -- you can always go online and get thisLoan and purchase paperwork -- as long as you have a record of your closing disclosure, all the other forms you sign for buying/financing are mostly fillerCurious to hear what others do with all these dead trees.