Builders, house flippers, brokers, etc.Unfortunately, banking and finance services and certain architect and engineering services don't qualify.

I come from an engineering background and used to be a bleeding heart environmentalist doing carbon accounting.

When you do the work hire a structural engineer and do the work recommended.

.❌ Usually does NOT cover building materials or supplies being installed or used.Soft Costs (optional)✅ Can cover financial losses such as interest, permits, architect/engineer fees, advertising, and legal expenses due to delays from a covered loss.❌ Not available — not designed for construction-related delays.Increased Cost of Construction✅ May cover additional costs if building codes change during the project.❌ Generally excluded.Scaffolding, Fences, Temporary Structures✅ Often included.❌ Usually excluded.Debris Removal after a Loss✅ Typically included to clean up construction debris from a covered loss.🚫 May have minimal or no coverage.Testing of Systems✅ Some policies include damage caused during testing (like HVAC or plumbing systems).❌ Not applicable.In-Transit Coverage✅ Can extend to materials while being transported to the site.❌ Does not apply.Installation Coverage✅ Covers materials as they are being installed into the building.❌ Not covered.

I've been saying since March 2020, when Airbnb cancelled reservations without host or guest permission, that it is essential to have your own marketing engine and booking platform. 

Think Airbnb meets land.With a background in software engineering and startup leadership, I built Hookhub after living full-time in an RV and seeing the massive gap in affordable, flexible housing — and the untapped potential for landowners.

The debate that is brewing is whether client-provided walkthrough imagery is as reliable as having the cost seg engineer survey the building components on site. 

PM me so we can chat more - I would enjoy talking to you about real estate and what I've learned so far, and it just so happens that my business partner is an electrical engineer as well.Look forward to talking, Kyle

Make sure the cash flow projections are actually coming from operations and not just financially engineering a return (read: over raising to fund the first couple year distributions).

I have a background in metrology/engineering so research and theory is something I find easy to do.