Because the Adjuster's fee is normally a % of your claim payment, you may want to get estimates of the rebuilding costs and see how close the proposed settlement is before you decide if the Adjuster is worthwhile.  

I now have 10 rental houses, am looking to move to small apartment buildings and am a basic member at Lifestyles Unlimited, which I also find to be worth the minimal membership fee.  

@Gustavo Alvarez Great question and yes this is normal.

Look up Pace Morby and his groups, etc, they sometimes source homes that don't have as high of an entry fee as buying a home the normal way would. 

Literraly just made this this morning :)This is what we eat today  :).Below are what I normally cook:Aren't you hungry now? 

Retail - These agents don't normally have off market listings, most of them are boobs, and the industry just changed where it is going to be required to have a Buyer Broker agreement.

Am I being too extreme or is this normal for a land lord to evict a tenant solely based on excessively late rent3.

So, all the normal options of selling the property, getting a tenant, negotiating lower payments, restructuring  the note, modifying the note, etc. are no longer available to the seller/borrower should the note be called due. 

This really isn't a question of what's the "best" way to invest, it's more what works well for you, your resources and lifestyle. 

The study identifies with forensic engineering detail the immediate Bonus Depreciation 5, 7 and 15-year personal property class lives qualifying portions of a building that are normally buried in 27.5 year residential or 39 year commercial categories.