They wondered why these sorts of incidents simply wouldn't be claimed under the general liability coverage of $1M.

The 30 days has expired, and he is now claiming the house has mold and other issues that have not been addressed.

I tested 5-6 people on Fiverr who claimed to have access to Lexis Nexis, TLO and such skip tracing tools.

That's unrealistic after a year unless you're doing a certain level of rehab, which it does sound like NACA pays for renovations although I'm unsure how much.All this information I took directly from their website - https://www.naca.com/faq/gener...

($5,000 coverage is way more than my deposit would be) Or, will they be impossible to work with and try to deny any claims?

I’ve even seen 0% a few times and those properties have not sold on the MLS, they turned into expired listings/ FSBOs and have still not sold (unrealistic sellers obviously).

If you clean yourself you pay tax on alp of it.If you have a cleaner, rhe claim the income, but you also deduct your expense for paying the cleaner.I charge more than I pay the cleaners so that it helps with things like consumables and treats we leave the guest.

In looking back at my tax records, I did not “abandon” the property, I just had no rent to claim the next years, in 2021 and forward.

I only buy off-market now.Here are just a few: properties with title issues, court settlement claims, master leasing, lien & mortgage acquisition, seller carry back, options as well as traditional buy & holds, flips.

Also have them explain the "Action Over Claims" relating to NY Subs.