Without know the type of policy, exclusions, endorsements etc. none of us can give you an answer on whether or not you have coverage.

You can find many news stories if you search for FTC and Zurixx.https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2019/10/ftc-acts-against-company-using-celebrity-endorsements-bogus

My Tax strategist and their CPAs will not endorse or file REPS status unless you have logs to prove it first. 

@Carrie AlbertsonI had used Mysmartmove.com from Transunion, it was endorsed on Biggerpockets and it was a pretty easy set up.

., you can discuss starting a meetup in these forums, but any announcement of a meetup must be posted in the Events Forum only.And @Philippe Laurin is correct, you cannot call it a BP or BiggerPockets Meetup, because that implies that we sponsor or endorse it.

Having said that, I am a very aggressive taxpayer but I stay with in the "letter of the law" and I have seen many  conservative CPAs endorse this method without issue.  

Friend of mine actually owned the winery and it was simply a label and AP made a cut but he is just renting his name.. just like Atheletes endorsing shoes etc.  

I don't endorse bandit signs since they have to be replaced on an almost daily basis (they get blown over, torn down, etc) It seems you just have a temporary lack of imagination, that's all.  

Newcomers-gentrification and it’s discontents by Matthew SchuermanJust started so can’t endorse or critique but aims to be a balanced look at “the ways policy makers over the past 60 years have aided gentrification in both deliberate and inadvertent ways”Looks at Mission, Brooklyn and Cabrini-Green in Chicago.Shoutout to @russel Brazil for the Whitey read.

Here are my 21 tips for starting out:#1 – Learn From Others#2 – Plan to Market#3 – Know Your Type (Performing, Non Performing, Re performing, Investor Notes, Seller Financed, etc)#4 – First Refer A Deal#5 – Discover The Why Behind the Note Sale#6 – Get To ‘Know’ The Payer#7 – Verify Everything#8 – Embrace The Boring (Due Diligence Counts)#9 – Plan for The Worse#10 – Partials Are Your Friend#11 – Master The Time Value of Money#12 – Encourage Early Payoffs#13 – Originals Count (Get that original note and endorsements/allonges)#14 – Stay In Control#15 – Seek Professional Help#16 – Use Solid Servicing Procedures#17 – Understand When Laws Apply#18 – Get Self-Directed#19 – Spread The Risk#20 – Know When To Fold#21 – Be Creative If you PM me here on Bigger Pockets I can send you details on the individual tips.