If homes in the area you are looking to move to have also decreased by roughly 10% then it would essentially be a wash.

So much washing of the brain nowadays.All these authors you reading probably live in McMansions. 

I have been involved in projects where a spill of a bucket of solvent caused a plume over a mile long.

If I had a $500 deductible, then they would've given me back $250 (750 - 500), which is basically the difference between the premium on the 2 policies. 1) $1000 deductible: $700/year premium + $750 in damages = $14502) $500 deductible: $950 year/premium + $750 in damages - $250 from insurance = $1450So basically it's all a wash, but I will usually save money with a higher deductible in the long run (as long as your tenants don't get broken in on!).

I painted the entire home, replaced the carpets, power washed the decks and exterior of home.

I painted the entire home, replaced the carpets, power washed the decks and exterior of home.

And when I do I rock that homemade (by mom) face mask that gets washed daily, plus use that hanitizer and frequent hand washing.

For the smoke, wash the walls and ceilings with TSP and warm water.

And the border stones were locked in with stone dust and cement 3 to 1 mix dry packed and rolled with a vibratory drum roller . ( packs better than a little plate tamper)  Cracks filled with a 2 to 1 mic of wash sand and hydraulic cement dry packed .  

In the past month the tenants have had various complaints and 2 weeks ago stated that the refridgerator and the washing machine no longer works.