>They would. But untill then you are just one. And the bank is probably
>not in the insurance business, so they would not accept this.

If your equity in the property exceeds the value of the vacant land, they
might.

They don't give a rat's hindquarters if you lose all your money-- they
just want be sure *they* don't lose a cent.

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