Corporate housing dealing with insurance claims is when some files a insurance claim do to a fire or flood … etc  and they stay at your house instead of a hotel so they can still have a house instead hotel to be more comfortable 

.$5.6K for a roof (insurance claim)$5.2K for another roofYes my insurance deductibles are 1% of insured value so about 3-4k.$1.3K for new AC line set (punctured in second roof replacement)Roofers would have paid that$1.6 for a water heater$1.3 for a water heater$2K for a water heaterMy water heaters cost $400-$500 from home depot and $200 labor to install, again I use handyman vs plumber cost less.$1.7K for new water line from meter to houseHaven't had to do a water line.  

I've yet to have anyone on BP articulate to me how an LLC in one of these states perceived to have greater privacy protections will prevent a plaintiffs attorney from suing the deed holder in the event  someone is injured on your property amongst the various other common claims a property owner is subject to.

Which many real estate experts claim is the best time for investors to buy and hold onto until the market rebounds.With the Panama Canal reporting record income and numerous infrastructure projects in the works (like a 2nd Metro Subway line in Panama City) along with highways and the main airport expansion; the market should rebound in a year or two.

I hired a law firm, filled a bbb claim and my local news is inquiring about the issues with this company. 

However, be aware that this might complicate things with the rehab and if you intend to claim tax benefits associated with rental properties.

Two questions: Is there something else  I can do before I blast their name everywhere with an accurate review of what happened and how terrible they are and/or file in small claims?

Review the contract for terms and procedure for default, if any are written.8- Keep a copy of their refusal to complete the work as Contractor Default, keep the final $5k as contractor default.9- Pay the new contractor to fish the job, let the Old contractor deal with trying to get the last 5k from small claims court, which they will likely fail to achieve.PS yes I blew past “what if permits are not signed off as complete” thats a PITA of its own thread.

yup materialman could file a unjust enrichment claim.. but sounds like small dollars not much to worry about in this one

@Kevin S.Personally, I would put everything in the right kind of revocable trust, but there are complications.As a broker, I deal with a whole lot of lenders who claim they will close in a trust but don't really understand them.