Hi All - I'm researching whether there is a software available that assists Borrowers with quickly creating comprehensive loan packages for submission to a Lender for financing. 

Its tough to know from this information as the endorsements offered are equally important to the coverage limits.

I believe zoning matters are excluded from coverage in most standard title policies but there may be some coverage if you purchased a Homeowner's form policy. 

Trying to get an umbrella policy to increase my liability coverage now that i'm close to closing on my property in Florida.I have a 21 year old au pair from Brazil who lives with me and drives my cars and is covered under my geico auto insurance. 

In that case, be sure to have a contractor estimate and a comprehensive list of comps (Active listings, pending, Sold, expired).

Currently I just have good landlord / umbrella coverage on all the properties and don’t leverage any LLCs.

Hi! Thank you for reading. We are purchasing a manufactured home on a double lot that has squatters. We have legal assistance lined up to start the removal process on closing day. We will be renovating the property, n...

Honestly, it would be amazing if there was a tool where you could plug in an address and get all this market intelligence in one place… but I haven’t found anything that comprehensive yet.How do you handle the research side?

The total cost is not unreasonable, but I am questioning if it's all truly needed.To give you a better idea, he has a few packages available that scale up in price and services:Bronze ($497): Includes LLC formation, a custom operating agreement, and a year of statutory agent service.Silver ($897): Adds the EIN, an LLC operations manual, and some ongoing compliance/task alerts.Gold ($1,397): The most comprehensive package, which includes a revocable living trust to keep our names off public records for privacy/asset protection.The 70+ page estimate came as a surprise, and it makes me question if this is a standard requirement for a new partnership.I'm hoping to get some insight from those of you who have created similar partnerships:1) Is this a normal process?

Your bank will require proof of coverage each year, and they will want it in your name.