Please adviseRegards I would file a claim an insurance claim right away.

In fact, if someone stays in your property for 30 days, they can legally claim they are a resident and you can't kick them out without going through the eviction process.

They claim to be storing lithium batteries for power production via AI for PG&E but they claim their goal is to be the "Biggest Lithium Battery Storage Facility in the World".

I’d challenge you to find a single post where I’ve refuted that claim.  

Understand, I'm not excusing students who don't hold their end of the bargain (if such a contract exists) but if your program is as good as you claim it to be, the thriving community of success you are creating should more than make up for the few students who don't like your program and decide to cancel, right?

Hello BP STR experts, If I buy land first for constructing/manufacturing home, can I then claim bonus depreciation for such a constructed/manufactured home and use that calculated depreciation amount to offset my W2? 

I believe the water damage is the root cause of the mold problem, and I’m considering filing an insurance claim to cover the repairs and remediation.For those who have gone through this process, what steps should I take to ensure the claim is handled properly?

This exceeds the small claims court's limit of $10K. 

But nothing in between, as those deductibles prohibit you from opening any claim that is not total.3.

A promissory note and deed of trust are important but there are also other disclosures and documents you should collect to help protect the loan - Lender's Title Policy in 2nd position behind the bank loan, Loss Payee on the hazard insurance policy binder behind the mortgage lender so your parents get reassurance they'd be paid back if there were any claims that need to be made.