I spoke to them and they will deny payment the payee is past 30 days if I authorize them to do so while starting the foreclosure process.Good news I’m from there, get up there often and have a network.

(d) A public or private water supplier shall not impose a lien against real property to secure unpaid charges for water furnished unless the owner of such real property is the person who incurred the charges and shall not deny water services when such a lien has been extinguished.

In other words, you can configure your network with bandwidth limits for each device and block individual abusers easily with security and isolation settings. https://www.openmesh.com/solutions/multi-dwelling-unitBuy the way, this system can also give your tenants pay per use using PayPal.Very easy to manage and setup.Also, keep in mind that WiFi interference is still an issue for example, Microwaves will put any Wi-Fi down...Alex

The whole reason a Net Listing is illegal in most states is because it allows for an unethical agent to abuse a seller by “low balling” the supposed value (their Net price) of the property to the owner, to make a larger commission, which goes against the principle of representing the best interest of the seller.The seller is paying a commission from a not predetermined price.  

Sorry, but it’s quite simple......the buyer was denied financing (doesn’t matter why) and notified you within the required period....as per the contract you have to return their EM.  

@Denis M.

Originally posted by @Jehoha Lewis:How can a guy abusing drugs get so much support.   

Navy federal approved me initially , but denied me and said they couldn’t because it’s a duplex and second home , which limits my opportunities in a way.

Hi Tristam, I unfortunately can't offer any commercial insurers as for you but would like to comment on the loss...I'm not sure if Carrier denied this claim entirely ; if they stole wiring that would be considered Theft however I personally would consider the damages caused to the property Vandalism; in order to remove the wiring they had to gain access to the wiring and that would have probably damaged the sheetrock wall, damaged/scratched the paint, debris on carpeting (maybe metal shavings from wiring in carpet) and possibly even caused damage to the front door to the home to gain access.  

I had the inspection but off course my insurance denied the coverage , after I waited for weeks for an answer.