This represents the amount the company will pay if your belongings are lost or damaged while in its care.Interstate movers are required to offer two types of valuation coverage, Full Value Protection and Released Value Protection.It’s important to understand the difference between the two and you’ll find an explanation on the FMCSA’s website.Check your homeowners insurance policy to determine if your household items are protected under it during a move.If not, you may want to look into purchasing third-party liability insurance, especially if you’ll be moving high-value items.3.

@Max Householder thanks @JP P.

In Florida before you buy a condo, it is a requirement for you to have access to the declaration of condominium, articles of incorporation, bylaws and rules, a copy of the most recent year-end financial information, frequently asked questions and answers document, and any other pertinent condo docs. 

I would never sell this property due to family history but might consider doing a commercial ground lease for a condominium or town home community. 

I realize the job market and demand is strong here in DFW but I'm concerned things may be overheated considering  property prices have increased by over 60% in the last 5 years or so yet median household wages in the area have pretty much stayed flat...it leads me to wonder how that's a sustainable trend once relocations taper off.

Upon graduation, you got a full-time position in the same industry.The fact that you've only been full time for a year probably isn't going to hurt your chances.But if you were an accountant one year, then a hairstylist the next, then you spent the last 2 years as a male stripper, you're probably going to run into some problems :-PIn general, your lender just wants to make sure that your household income is stable, and will be ongoing for period of at least three years.

If you e-file, you dont have to mail in a copy.Also next year look into freefile by IRS (the official link to use the software is below), which provides free online software (all web-based) at no cost to you and will e-file for free as long as your household income is 66k or lower.

They operate somewhat differently in that the household pretty much polices itself.  

Key Bank was pretty aggressive on HELOC's a couple years ago, in some cases going to 90% of value with a minimum household income. 

I get wind of an estate, it is in a condominium complex.