There's also forms and instructions located at https://www.courts.wa.gov/newsinfo/content/Eviction%20Resolu...

Content is a big factor also.

As far as the content it’s loaded with gems.

It includes loss of income and higher liability coverages but covers less on contents and sewer backup. 

While you wouldn't have any protection for the flood damage you incurred (sheetrock, trim, floors, insulation, electrical, contents, etc.), you would have coverage for the wind damage you incurred (roof, gutters, blown out windows, etc.). 

I was comfortable and content living the life I had created.

We have our team lined up and are ready to go, and we are adding value to the real estate community through our website, meetup, podcast, and educational content we share internally within the community we learn through continuous education/experience.

This is a personal preference thing, based on an extensive amount of people I've encountered in my life, to 99% of the people out there, pay off the mortgage is the way to go if they can. 99% of the people in the world would be beyond content with financial freedom: meaning, in general purchase whatever you want (minus mega mansion and private jets), go wherever you want to go, send your kids to whatever school they want to go, and last a life time.

Before I get to the content, when she said, "I am an automaton," I knew she was one of my people.

Take a look at the Utah State Courts website, they have an eviction roadmap that walks you through the processhttps://www.utcourts.gov/content/dam/howto/landlord/docs/Evi...