I've been in your shoes and it gets easier so hang in there.

I am not allowed to give personal info here in the open.But ... as the master of SEO,  dude, just do a search for my name, or, shoe size, or, eye color, and I will always be #1 on Google :D

What would you do in my shoes?

But put yourself in the shoes of a newbie.

If you go by these rules of thumb you are double what a 'good' property is.If I was in your shoes ( and man do I wish I was) I would consider getting a LOC against all three.

Sometimes I was lucky enough to get second hand shoes and would wear them so long that when they would get holes we would tape them together so they wouldn't fall off because shoes were required at school.

(Advanced shoe fitting 101, anyone?)

Do you buy beer, weed, nice shoes, expensive belts, dinner with friends?

@Harry StanleyI had a car in one of my living rooms - in researching if I had a claim, I spoke to a few attorneys- the consensus was "Allstate, that sucks" evidently they are the most difficult insurance company to work with and fight pretty hard to not pay - so, yes- I would definitely get an attorney if I were in your shoes- in my case I decided it wasn't worth pursuing a claim because they would have a pretty good argument that it was the drug dealer (and not the driver) who was at fault for placing a bullet in the drivers head- which caused a loss of control of the vehicle - never mind the fact that the driver was speeding off after a drug ripoff

Good luck with everything but if I was in your shoes Medford might be a good option.