@Mike Hanneman call you agent and tell them you think there was roof damage caused by the last storm given your tenants are now seeing shingles on the ground.They will come out and inspect the roof to see if it looks like wind/hail would have caused the damage, AND if the damage looks like it was from the last storm.There really is no grey area here.  

Bet you had a nice ride to the bank today :) 

I was a GC in Florida and now I’m working for a well established company contracting disaster damage / insurance claim repair (roofing from hail and wind, and flood, fire, etc..) over the entire Houston area.

My friends and I would ride our bikes all over southern Arizona just having a blast.

If you base your investment strategy on the opinion of "a person at your local shop", I think you might be in for a bumpy ride. 

But sometimes I have no specific use for the money like now and let it ride. 

You think you will always be there, until some opportunity takes you to Kentucky, or Montana, or wherever the hose riding is even better. 

Purchase price: $470,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Sale price: $440,000 This was my wild ride into the world of real estate.

I am a fan of buying in markets that are rising, easiest way to make money. One indicator to watch for is building costs rising.For example when I was buying in Atlanta in 2011 building costs were $18 per sq foot, tod...

I lived there almost 10 years (in the 80s) and used to ride my horse on the dirt road of what is now the 15 freeway!