Insurance policies are contracts, and insurance companies are legally obligated to only work with the contract holder.

It comes up all the time in the media, it’s something that some buy and holders will look out for, and it’s a code word for rapidly increasing neighborhood home values.

If you have a broker or servicer who services your notes, they may be able to charge you a release or processing fee as the note holder and offer a much better deal to the borrower in an origination.

In running a business there are things as, or more, beneficial than 2% cash-back on purchase.The HD Commercial Account, like commercial accounts at other suppliers, provides the benefits of itemized invoicing organized by job and/or card holder (employee) and is make entry into the accounting system easier.The HD Consumer Card offers 0% financing for a minimum of 12 months and, frequently with promotions, 18 or 24 months.  

If they are long term buy and holders they might check the last 5, 10, 15 years backwards and forwards and see if that influences them. 

You bought one from a holder, not a broker (?)

All 50 states include language in their insurance statutes that require insurance companies to make loans to their policy holders secured by the cash value of those policies.

This is never getting any better.The OP is the sole owner of the property and should be the policy holder, not the additional insured.

I haven't thought of being a holder of a mobile home park.

Hello everyone, I am looking to buy my first investment property this year and looking to focus primarily on HUD voucher holders.