i'd be interested in that info as well... from what i understand, there is a "blanket" policy that they can add and remove properties as needed. with 23, i still have individual policies and charges and i hate it. i have to tag transactions to separate houses and not just a lump sum each month.

First; co-signer, Second; property or asset that cost more than 50k as collateral, Third; insurance blanket (cost $680).

It's very difficult to create blanket laws stopping people from entering into voluntary transactions, even the transaction is largely disadvantageous to one party.

I'm a Realtor and investor and I would like to have a system where I can identify motivated sellers, skip search them and then mass text the results. I have been looking for the best system to get the most accurate re...

Even if it goes up a few bucks, better than losing all coverage when you need it.I would also recommend a good blanket liability coverage.

But just signing blanket standard insurance firms that are not negotiated and written for your specific needs and goals is not insurance.

@Christian Wathne to be clear, you can perform background checks, just can't have a blanket policy that rejects those with a record. 

And honestly, 1000 letters one time is a pittance if direct mail is going to be your deal source.Better as was mentioned earlier to use a smaller list and mail more frequently.Not trying to be a wet blanket here, but direct mail marketing is part art and part science.

It is a one on one basis analysis and not a blanket to cover all.... but the fact that Flat Fed Listing services (Entry Only Brokerages) exist and are growing exponentially, can be understood that the public considers listing agents too expensive ... this is our opinion for most situations.On the other hand, Bure Agents deserve their money.

I am in the process of an EDDM program to blanket my farm area.