Hello Robin,I'm a certified water restoration technician and real estate investor out of NYC and Miami who's also looking at flood damaged homes.

Yesterday in my morning emails I saw this lovely message for VRBO:Needless to say I have no attempt of getting the guests info.Under "Take Action" among options I could declare this as an error and asked the "standard...

I'd suggest talking to loan officers at the smaller local banks in the Triad - they will have more flexibility in their underwriting criteria than the big banks, might be willing to spend more time with you assembling a good loan if he or she feels a relationship can develop, and will be more in touch with the local marketplace.

Utilize BP Market Place to post for your property3.

@Damian Robinson  Take a look at the marketplace in both markets then begin to network with deal holders.  

All Occupancy has been certified by the borough for the units that are ready.

I always advise our passive investors who are interested in doing their own deals to get CCIM certified.

Be sure to do some networking in your local market and take a look at the deals in your local market place.  

I just received a certified letter today stating that the home is up for trustee sale in 3 months.  

Chances are extremely high that the Paul Davis, Servpro's, and Service Master's, etc. in your area do program work and are not independent.If I was in your position, I'd hire 2 independent firms who are certified by the IICRC in Fire & Smoke Restoration (FSRT certification) but ideally, have a Master Fire & Smoke Restoration certification.