It's those maniacs that buy homes cash via quit claim deed off of craigslist that really get screwed.Make sure your property manager is a licensed real estate brokerage.Understand you can not eliminate all risk, only mitigate it.

So, unfortunately, you are putting faith in a big brand name, but they are not the ones listing this house nor do they claim any responsibility, again to the best of my knowledge, for the accuracy of the information on their site.  

Will you hand the seller $5k nonrefundable on the spot to back up your claim?

If you have a personal mortgage against a property and it’s quit claimed into an LLC, most banks won’t care, but the judges ruling in the event of a lawsuit do care.

These are uncharted waters so no one really knows how it will play out in litigation. https://www.costar.com/article/247920446/coronavirus-losses-could-trigger-act-of-god-clauses-in-contracts-insurance-claims

I have spoke to a few builders and contractors and they are all claiming the cost difference is significant.

We had tenant mail in the request for reasonable accommodation as suggested by Disability Rights nonprofit organization as they advised that if it gets denied, they have to state the reason and then we can file Fair Housing Discrimination Claim.We also don't have much resources to fight the legal battle, but we won't have any resources for discrimination claim penalties if filed by the tenant. 

Articles like this claim it does, as do other fairly well known CPAs here on BP.

and DJ M is hinting about that also.Some advice: DO NOT buy a Detroit property via Quit Claimed Deed (QCD) unless you are an expert in the Detroit market!

Higher claims rate maybe?