Sure, I've scoured Zillow like it's my job (which, let's face it, it sort of is), but the only properties I find are nestled snugly in the heart of the Midwest, a land as foreign to me as quantum physics.

What is strange is I found a review of another entity of theirs where someone said they just kept ghosting and then eventually places some sort of strange lien on the property.

They also could provide a written agreement of some sorts as well.Honestly I would be more concerned with the first than the second

-How to sort leads and determine motivation.

Google took about 1.7 seconds to sort this out.... 

The tenant was every bit as much in on the side deal as Kurt, and Kurt still had to credit every penny.Enforcement types of all sorts tend to go easier on the cooperating/complaining party.  

Use some sort of app to record and track tenant communications.

If you call your insurance company, they should be able to sort it out and go after her insurance (assuming she has any).

I have to remind myself of this whenever I’m sorting through bids! 

More questions for those in the know:If I have $100,000 available to overfund such a policy immediately, and want that to substantially be the total of what I put into the policy, what sort of policy size am I looking at?