This coverage is meant to cover increased costs when recovering from a loss.

At 600 gain a year you are talking about 3.5 to 4 years to recover the money spent.

If you are structuring your investments correctly, whatever the costs you incur are will be recovered anyway.  

I've been looking at a lot of multi family buildings here in NH, and since many of them are older homes that have been converted into apartments (2-4 units), many of which have common heating systems, so the rent includes heat.With a background in (commercial) energy management and utility billing systems, these seem like they can be good opportunities for me to go in, lower rent and recover utility costs (subject to existing leases of course).

I'd like to know what would happen if I max all my credit cards and if my credit score will recover at some point. 

Several of my colleagues recently went on a research trip to Midland and there is major resurgence as oil markets begin to recover.  

Effective Date: 04-01-1986 5313.07 Proceeding for foreclosure and judicial sale.If the vendee of a land installment contract has paid in accordance with the terms of the contract for a period of five years or more from the date of the first payment or has paid toward the purchase price a total sum equal to or in excess of twenty per cent thereof, the vendor may recover possession of his property only by use of a proceeding for foreclosure and judicial sale of the foreclosed property as provided in section 2323.07 of the Revised Code.

I'm still considering the pros and cons of college, and in the process of considering this decision, I am applying some knowledge that I gained in my microeconomics class: do not let sunk costs affect a decision, as the money has already been spent and cannot be recovered.

How much should I pay him/her to put them up Friday evening, and recover them Sunday evening, per sign?  

@Soji OyenugaIf this becomes law, it will completely stop what is already a difficult road for the property owner recovering of excess funds in Texas.