Preamble:  We don't announce that we are the owners, we don't hide it, but it never comes up.  

They settled for the $1 million.As to umbrella insurance being not relevant, I spoke to the owner a little later, he also thought the liability insurance was irrelevant little realizing that's what saved his hide.

Think of the various scenarios that could happen with someone hiding in a house deep within a residential neighborhood. 

But ya know who DOES.... ya know who IS in a position to be influenced and "bought", because there is another candidate in this thing who's not only VERY susceptible to such but tied at the hip to a person who's SOOOOO tied up in bribery and pay-off's that the #1 problem is actually solidifying the evidence because he's so damn practiced at it that even when it's glaringly OBVIOUS to all he still finagles ways to hide it all. 

From experience, a good number of those who apply without viewing the property tend to rush the process and may try to hide disqualifying factors.I recommend sharing your screening criteria and fees with prospects before arranging a showing/applying.

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Wire/Fedex/Courier Fee: $100M.

@Kranti K.I ask the other question, what is the benefit of trying to hide your information?

I want to post to FB Marketplace too but it's annoying how you can't hide housing listing posts from friends on there as I don't want everyone knowing what I am doing.

Under the "moisture and/or water" section the sellers stated "water in basement during heavy rainstorm of june 2023. repair completed, sealed wall, added downspouts" with no mention what-so-ever about moisture....nor other walls that were painted over to hide water damage.