When my accountant was with H&R Block they functioned this way and even though he could prepare my return in about 1.25 hours it would cost me $1800 because of the number of inputs I had specifically from my 7 properties.

I've been poking around at real estate there, but even with the hurricane damage, it's still pretty pricey. 

One roof was storm damage and covered by insurance.

.- Insurance companies do not typically cover termite damage unless the damage is so severe that it causes a floor/ceiling to collapse.

I want to first point out that the property needed renovation after apparently a storm that damaged the foundation of the home and it took about 7 months and a great deal of money to fix.

That way the SSN is blocked out except the last four and I only get the full SSN when they go to apply after meeting the screening requirements.

Roofs, flashing, gutters, downspouts, grading all are important things with shedding water off of and away from a house but people often don't think about these things until they have a problem that has caused damage and then its expensive!

And this was after the buyer had paid the mortgage current.Proper sub-to contracts provide for significant liquidated damages in the event the seller behaves like this.

Storm damage should work the same way.

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