I have also purchased training from Attorneys and CPA focused on real estate.I also learned that Renatus is more like multi level marketing where you are then asked to sell this education to other people to recover your cost.

The reason this matters is that your "active losses" can only offset active income.

Is it a lost cause and I'm just supposed to fold and cut my losses??

Do they wait until the renter is gone in November to do the repairs, and if so, do they pay for the loss of income while it's unable to be rented?

I been planning to do real estate agent before job loss, but have got to it yet.

Thanks all for your help and guidance Hey Mike, first of all, i want to say I'm truly sorry for your family's loss.

Other than potential liability and loss of income, none I can think of.

There's only so long one can hang onto unrealized losses when the cracks start to emerge.

I'm starting to see properties that were bought off the MLS two years ago, go back on the market at a loss of 6% to 10% of ARV.

I filed a claim with WFG title insurer and they just denied me saying: "Title insurance is not a casualty insurance that covers every possible loss, nor is it a guarantee of any facts regarding title to real property.