Had one the other day immediately start badgering me over application fees and having to provide references.

However, I've had a very difficult time finding any insurance carriers that will provide this type of coverage. 

If you aren't able to settle, then press forward with the complaint and maybe you can get their business shut down before they do this to others.As for suing, you'll have to discuss that with an attorney and see if it is worth the effort.

However, it does not provide the same coverage as homeowners insurance, which provides financial protection in case of damage to personal property, disaster or accident such as fire damage or theft.  

I’m here seeking out someone to just take me under their wing and help a newbie learn the ropes or just provide some insight into how they would start investing if they were in my situation.Here is a brief idea of what my situation is:I own a home in Northport, Alabama which is about 20 minutes from downtown Tuscaloosa, Alabama - Home to the University of Alabama.

There aren't any venues that can host 3000 people there. 

I've heard that some mortgage types aren't eligible for subto, such as VA loans. 

As a first time investor in a brand new state and city, we aren’t totally aware of certain laws but definitely want to do what makes the most financial sense as well as ethically sound decision.  

Hey Rich, I played the game on the link you provided.

For investors, real estate provides a plethora of options, and there are several routes you may follow to reach your objectives.