It's kind of like an endorsement.

I doubt any insurance will insure the bldg. or endorse idea.

Check them out at www.ipx1031.comI am not endorsing one company over another here, just telling you who I used.

Be aware, the change in the policy will go to your mortgagee so if you were not going to inform them, the policy endorsement may alert them. 

Each carrier will evaluate the property and determine what the cost will be and that's why each carrier has a different premium for the property with generally 85-90% of the coverages being the same.If you feel the dwelling is low see if they have a guaranteed home replacement endorsement that can be added or 150-200% dwelling coverage to truly protect yourself in the event of a total loss.The market is going to be like this until 2025 most likely so the easiest thing to do is raise your deductible without sacrificing coverage.

Rental dwellings can be scheduled on a single commercial policy and you would just endorse every future purchase to that policy.

In my interactions with him on BiggerPockets, I have not heard Pace endorse Subject-To for someone with no money no job, and no assets. 

Contrary to popular opinion to popular opinion, I fully endorse patriotism. 

Usually, there is an endorsement on the Homeowners policy for renting "per-room".

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