Try starting with the lender who gave you the original 2nd loan, that’s how i started and then started making calls.

From your original Post "The appliances have been supplied in complete working order."

As mentioned in the original comment, I believe many of these properties will shift back to long-term rentals or single-family homes.In North Georgia, where I’m located, we’ve seen significant changes in our two most popular STR markets—Fannin (Blue Ridge) and Gilmer (Ellijay) counties—with nearly 1,000 active listings, a 42% increase from 2023.

With everything pretty much being new I feel reasonably good and have somewhat of a “it’s meant to be feeling” with the original buyer struggling to get the funding together to complete, allowing me the opp to finally secure.

Originally posted by Steve Babiak:Michael Quarles - were you referring to this thread?

Also lot of insurance companies to give new quote asking for proof of new roof replacement otherwise not giving quote which concerns me as my roofs are very old replaced by previous owner or original roofs. 

But an appraiser would have no idea if the sewer line was original.

I looked into an umbrella policy in the past, but the ones I found would only cover the amount over what the original insurance policy would pay.

The pavers were originally sealed when they were installed, and the driveway is about 5yrs old.

Originally posted by @Mason Hickman:@Jonathan MuellerThe joke landed enough for me to click!