A slow leak has caused $2.5K damage to a rental property of mine.

I’m also having the termite damaged wood removed and replaced with new wood when I redo the back siding in the next 4 weeks.  

I believe this may have been passed down to them prior and they don’t really do this often based on the condition of the home, and lack of communication.The back yard is overgrown with weeds, the sidewalk has been damaged and rubble for years now.

I recently put my Pensacola house up for rent on Zillow, and I received an email from a company that specializes in temporarily relocating families displaced by damages to their home.

The seller has an obligation to minimize his damages, but he might be able to sue for the difference after he closes on the contract with the person whose word is good.

Do you find someone on places like craigslist to get "boots on the ground" to look at the property and assess any damage?

Negatives to VA Loans- Seller pays for termite Inspection-Termite damage needs to be repaired- VA property condition requirements- Longer close times- VA borrowers are typically, but not always, First Time Home Buyers, so all the perils that go along with that.- VA Borrowers very often tends toward very subpar lenders like USAA for instance.

They did a lot of damage.

If they say that they were told the refrigerator worked and it didn't they would have to prove it and state an amount they were damaged.

I believe that the shower in the second floor bathroom is causing water damage and creating the mold in the first floor bathroom ceiling, which may require removing the first floor bathroom ceiling.