When selling properties occupied it's a challenging task because your buyer pool is so limited to just investors.

Right now I think your best bet is to call your insurance and go through them.

(True comparables are very limited)Thank you!!

Just curious how it really  turned out if it only made 10K average investor who would have had to borrow money would have been in the hole on this flip..So if you care to share the details I bet others would be very interested.OH i see your with velkesman I know those guys they charge money to get into their program.. 

In August 1999, TREC amended Section 535.20 of the TREC rules to provide that for purposes of that section, the term "valuable consideration" includes, but is not limited to: 1) money; 2) gifts of merchandise having a retail value greater than $50; 3) rent bonuses; and 4) discounts.

I definitely think section 8 is a safe bet.

@Andrew KatzTo accelerate your investing journey, consider options like buying cash from a wholesaler, aggressively paying down your mortgage, buying another house hack, exploring creative financing, and considering partnerships with limited experience.

Their losses appear limited to the moving expenses.

HUD will only approve market rent and rent the tenant can afford which can be a limiting factor for you.  

Of course, this is just my opinion but I bet I'm not alone..If I'm an investor, I think the returns you're able to achieve in Costa Rica are higher than normal because you focus on these large properties and, as @Martin D. mentioned, prices in that country are too high and returns too low.