you can go to your insurance claims agent (the claims person that you talked to on the phone and has probably sent you 10 emails)  you need to file an addendum to your claim as you need more money from your policy to repair the property. 

Systematically follow up via phone, text, email, social media engagement, in-person, etc.

@Christle Stezskal the people answering the phone may not be in the know.

I am very pleased with my NW contact though; She answers her phone every time or calls me back right away, helped me find contractors and get bids, helped me find property managers, help me understand their '212 Loans' program, so I feel like my hand is being held through the whole cycle.

When it comes to foreclosure info broken down by state, I have found this site to be helpful: https://www.realtytrac.com/rea...As for licensing info, the NMLS is probably your best starting point. 

Reireply only accepts 1 phone number per lead.

I'd suggest picking up the phone or stopping by the local code enforcement office.

I would encourage you to check out some of my posts on Market Data in NC, I have some of the most popular areas in NC broken down in easy to digest data.

That is the ideal scenario but sometimes the communication doesn't happen or things get broken unexpectedly.

I've played quite a bit of email and phone tag with different departments representing the City of Jacksonville and haven't been able to get a solid straight answer.