Well, you guessed it, the teens were attacked by an alligator and one got mauled.

Uh oh, this is a good point that the dog must be behaved when the owner(s) are not home and not go into attack mode if someone enters the home.

When combined with asset isolation your exposure is generally limited to your equity in the property under attack.

At this point, I don't need to be covered for locust attacks and every other possible calamity out there though so paying the least per month is my main goal.

You feel that level of service was acceptable and are going to attack anyone that suggests it wasn't.

Don't over-analyze chasing your big dream; break it into smaller pieces and attack it like you would attack any other goal with less personal value.

We will be reaching out to several local real estate attorneys to see how to attack this issue.

@Bill GulleyAre the character attacks and insults really necessary because they serve no purpose and benefit no one? 

I prefer not to share my experiences on the publicly as not to be "attacked" by people defending or promoting.

Learn as much as you can before you spend a lot of money there however, and it would be a good idea to have a very clear plan of attack that includes a pushing to TDA's, using a very good and experienced foreclosure attorney (these guys can make or break you), and then a liquidation plan in the case where you actually end up with a property.