They also include a couple dozen forms for leases, pet policies, applications, etc.Once you have the basic foundation of knowledge, start refining it.

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I recently acquired a commercial policy that covers all my rentals across the different LLC's. 

Then review your termination policy. 

They've had to institute a policy that the Acropolis will now be shut down every time it gets up past 104 degrees -- the risk of people dying up there with no immediate water supplies is too high.

@Anthony GjolajA renters insurance policy gives the tenant their own liability coverage.

I’ve had a policy with Erie, but was cancelled because of being an absentee landlord.

Again no where near what you are implying but here was my last deal:Purchase + Rehab: $24,000Appraisal: $70,000Loan: $50,000Debt: $410/month on 15 year noteRent: $875/monthGross Cashflow (Rent - PITI): $370Net Cashflow (Rent-PITI-Vac/CapEx): $195I gained $26,000 in business capital and if I can somehow manage to pull similar pricing I have essentially just turned 1 house into 3.

Its essentially an insurance policy.

Not only that, the policies are expensive!