They are also (allegedly) covering late fees and utilities.

Check with @Cameron Moore for a builders risk policy next time.

I am currently renovating two out of four vacant units on my property, and one of the tenants in the occupied units (not being renovated) has sent over a formal complaint regarding the noise that it produced, stating that it disrupted their quiet enjoyment of their space.They are also alleging that I have rendered their unit uninhabitable, and that they are owed additional payment for this.The one area where I made a mistake is trusting my contractors regarding permits, I asked them repeatedly if they were necessary and was assured that they were not, but the tenant called code enforcement and they had a difference of opinion.

I can't recall a single case where the allegation of fraud was found to be unsupported and the company paid the insured the covered loss.However, one of my last claims I handled before I retired was a deed by an ex-wife bearing where she had forged her ex-husbands signature. 

Feel free to shoot me an email if you'd like to connect.Cheers,Cameron

@Derrick Cameron Jenkins Alarm bells go off in my mind when I see 95% LTV HELOC. 

Quote from @Cameron Pendergraft: Are the points reflected in one of line items in the A.

All the clients that I have referred over to @Cameron Moore have been very happy with the coverage and price.

I verified on the county website that he was arrested for an OWI and reviewing social media there is some other disturbing allegations out there for him.As my property manager - he is my representative for my properties to the public.

@Cameron IarrobinoVery smart idea to get off of oil within your rentals.