Now I am concerned if I have all riders needed on my policies.

I am really not looking for speeches on how great real estate is and how you get lower returns in the stock market or problems with insurance policies etc, but more of the question when is it better or is it ever better to put money in those other accounts versus always funneling every penny into real estate and real estate will take care of all your problems from paying for your children's education, to securing retirement, to estate planning, etc.Thanks. 

I also found the "user uploaded" renter's insurance procedure to be very clunky and abandoned it as a method of storing the policy docs.  

I read through their dwelling policy today, but don't have any of the other policies to compare to. 

It seems to me your home owners policy should cover it .

Probably excluded in the B exceptions in your title policy.  

Interest is 3.75% so the monthly EMI will be 278$ on 60k.NOI: 222$ (111 per home, 2664 per yr)I would like to know what you guys think about the deal.Also I am planning to get an Umbrella policy instead of forming an LLC as this is my first property.  

If you're paying cash, then ignore that last part.I'm not an expert, but I think you're better off just buying an umbrella insurance policy, and I also think if you're foreign, your assets are going to be a lot more difficult to get a hold of in a potential U.S. lawsuit.

Builder's risk policy will be put in motion when the construction will start. 

Does anyone have experience changing the pet policy for an existing multi-family?