Thanks for all your responses. I've found two sources, both representing Lloyd's, who will do it properly. Seattle Special Risk and Russell Bond.

That's not the proper coverage. It's not an LRO. The occupant is the owner of the property, not a tenant. The party who wants the insurance is the lender (because the owner has quit paying). Thanks anyway.

I'm looking for a market for a private party lender who wants to place forced coverage on a house where the owner has quit paying for the insurance per their contract. All markets I know only want institutional lenders, not private parties. Anybody know of a market? Thanks.

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I've got a residential real estate appraiser in California being non-renewed by General Star for 1 claim. Lender disputing value, lost money on short sale. Any markets out there for less than $5,000 in premium? His first and only claim in 13 years. Thanks, Brad

I've got a new business installing, monitoring and un-installing breathalyzers (also known as ignition interlocks) in car ignitions in California. That's all they will be doing. No other car repair services. They hope to open 7-8 locations around the state. Anybody have a market? Thanks, Brad.