I went through the title claim process and was awarded a settlement however I didn’t receive any compensation for my attorney fees, the incremental holding cost required while claim process was in progress and fees involved with new construction as opposed to a flip.

We are able to write sinkhole coverage with a few carriers including American Strategic (Progressive Home), Velocity, and others.

I have been a woodworker for the better part of a decade but have been casually dating with the idea of a fix and flip, along with a buy and hold lifestyle.I love the whole ideology behind real estate, but I have always held an "over analyse before jumping in" mentality and catch myself dragging my feet some days to try to progress to the next step (rather, the actual first step which is to buy a property) and get that analysis paralysis.

Still check on the progress but don't get in the GC's way, that will only slow down the process. 

I am an experienced ICC Building Inspector and sometimes have to make a trip to the property to determine repair causes when its not clear or tenant photos won't do, but that extra trip and skill set has saved my owners thousands over the years.Just a few points - but take a good look at your leases - there may be significant "bucket holes" in your cash flow depending on how they are drafted.Finally, Steve Rozenberg from TX made some excellent points in his reply about running investments like a business and the 5 ways you can be making financial progress even if cash flow is not falling directly into your pockets each month (but I would want that to be the case) - if at least several of these 5 facets are not true for you, you may want to think about selling - but I would first improve things so your property performance looks better to diligent buyers.

they are smooth and its a progression.. they have a website they have these faux articles well the articles are real the company simply does not exist.. then they send a picture ID  no fraudster would do that right ??

Taking baby steps lol but I feel I’m progressing a little bit every day.

Please do keep all of us updated with progress increasing the rent, etc

My eyebrow was raised.  3 days before moveout I called again to see how progress was going - and that's when things started to go south. 

Im just over 2 years in the buissness. On my 14th deal. I have 4 projects running at a time. I use hard money for 95% of the costs, I typically only put in what Ive underestimated. Im on my 13th flip and have 1 rental...