That is their most fundamental job.Also, they might have mitigated this error by notifying me  before deducting it from the account in May, several months later, but instead they just entered it in May as nothing irregular had happened on their part.So think what this means. 

The former is like "I want to win the lottery" - it may not happen; the latter is going to happen, so figure out how to mitigate things.Definitely don't do a one-year lease starting in Jan in the northern parts of the USA - I would stop at 6 months and tell the applicants that do come around that you try to align your lease endings with the end of the school year in the early summer.

There are three mitigating circumstances that work in your favor:1.

You have to manage risk... or take calculated risks by putting controls in place to mitigate catastrophe.There is a ton of information on how to invest money in real estate around here.

The city stepped in and threatened closure, did some mitigation of problems and placed liens on the property for their involvement.

Also, my experience as an investor is that, even after a larger deductible, I have the resources and experience to get repairs done more efficiently than the typical homeowner which mitigates the impact of the larger deductible somewhat and makes the up front premium savings more attractive.Regarding personal property, things like kitchen cabinets and the HVAC system should be covered by your dwelling policy.

I've known a lot of loss mitigation reps, and most of them worked at least 50 hours per week, only to never come close to catching up.

He happens to outsource some of the work to a short sale team as my friend knows he is crap at follow up with corporate types (loss mitigation folks).

Matching a specific house to a specific loss mitigation rep is almost impossible.

The loan as a result is deemed "current" and the deferred portion is collected when the loan pays off.This - and all other loss mitigation avenues - is becoming more commonplace in today's market climate.