In my experience, most standard dwelling fire policies (DP3 is the most common insurance form used for single family homes) will not allow for two separate buildings with habitational units to be insured on the same policy. 

I often tell my clients brrr is more tax efficient and to consider this strategy if it fits In with their long term goals 

We have a 3 unit single family in the Washington DC area. 

I totally get what you guys are saying about all of this here but my question is how are the Big Box Builders doing it nationwide?

At the same time, rushing into something unprepared or forcing the issue in a market just for the sake of owning real estate can have long term negative impacts om your credit, financial health etc.

In our experience, the #1 mistake owners make is ASSUMING all PMCs offer the exact SAME SERVICES and PERFORM those services EXACTLY THE SAME WAY.

That does not extend any coverage to you, but it does include you on all policy communications including cancellations. 

Much better for health care as a whole.  

But QuickBooks is all about filling out forms. 

In Tampa, rent growth was steady but not wild — around 10 to 15% depending on the neighborhood.