If I call my insurance and say my roof has hail damage, I think I'd get a major stink eye.Not to say it can't happen here, but in 30+ years I have seen nothing bigger than frozen peas.We carry earthquake insurance though.

The commercial space is very frozen right now.

The RE market has just about frozen up completely at this point.

You won't have any trouble.But, if you need some assurance or warranty or even info.. that pipes are not frozen, electricity, roof doesn't leak, etc?  

HELOC's as you may or may not know are more risky.. they can be frozen and called at ANYTIME.

For example, a gutter directed to drain onto a sidewalk causes a frozen mess.

I wanted to share a few quick tips that have saved me from frozen pipes and a lot of headaches.My first tip is the most important, have your homes completely skirted all the way around.

Hello,We own a multi unit building in Chicago and the temperature dropped over the weekend. This has caused some pipes in the basement to freeze and burst. Issue: tenant in basement unit is without water. We are activ...

At the same time, I am looking to increase cash flow as we have a good bit of frozen equity in our real estate holdings. 

@Devin Dull If you do nothing you should expect to become the defendant in a lawsuit for a constructive trust and have your account frozen, among other things.