This way, I don't touch the original funds at all, and I can't touch the payback funds until all debt payments associated with it have been paid.This is a proactive, risk control.Now this is just a 30,000 ft view of how I do it, details and other aspects of this system not mentioned here, but this overview of it should give you at least an idea of how you can handle it at your end....and what @Jay Hinrichs just wrote

If you want a referral, shoot me a PM and I can put you in touch with a few folks. 

There is nothing to find East of Ogden on West Loop that you can touch.....

I have seen some of your posts on here and will definitely be in touch soon when I have plan of action. 

It sounds like they have been there 6 months, so just tell them that they have.In terms of getting the best price on your insurance, I would always recommend you get in touch with an insurance broker.

Nothing has been touched or moved out from the house in the last 7 years. 

You cannot touch the proceed and you cannot control the proceeds. 

If it gets even close to being hot to the touch, I'll pull the 8/2 and run 6/2.

If  I am fortunate enough to get it rented before the old party moves, I always allow a week for inspection and any minor touch ups. 

@John Humphries Get in touch with Brent North, he works as a realtor up in Grand Prairie.