Reduce their fear with character witnesses.  

(I am not an attorney, but I do expert witness work FOR attorneys on a variety of mold-related issues.)Often times, I tell folks to take photos of how bad it was in the beginning, how it looked when it was all cleaned up, and then how the finished product (rebuilt area) looks today.  

I doubt she closes every deal like this (i.e. can't do much when you have to rely on an appraiser), but to witness this instance was amazing.For a HELOC, go with the local credit unions. 

[/quote]Witnessed the same on the east coast.  

y/nIf yes, please check the appropriate box below indicating why:-Paid documentary stamp tax previously or in another county -Re-recording -Corrective Deed (correcting legal description, names, scrivener’s error, adding witness, etc.)

@Brendon W. It

Travelling nurses, visiting professors and people in the witness protection program could be your potential tenants. 

The walk through bring a 3rd party witness someone they don't know (friend or family member) don't introduce them and just be polite and get through it.

Most local banks/CUs who have their wits about them would see the dollar signs and be more encouraged to speak with you. 

Just as we've witnessed in the past year or so, catastrophic storms, market uncertainty, economic issues, inflation, tightening reinsurance markets, etc. can all have a significant impact on a carrier’s rates and how they approach the renewal of "every" policy they write .