Early estimates have damages exceeding $50,000 for insurance.

We recently had a FLIP project that had significant damage , and had to be torn down in Elk River, MN.

Does this mean that they won't even be liable for any potential issues with the plans they put together ("direct, special or consequential damages")? 

Good Afternoon BiggerPockets Team,Any recommendations for good contractors to take a look at some flooding damage I just had?

I assessed the damage and texted the ex-Tenant that from his $1600 deposit I was only returning $200.

A couple months ago I was looking at a triplex that came up for sale in a close suburb,   long story short despite suffering from long term poor management, needing substantial exterior repairs, and having damage and 2 vacant and gutted units left over from tenants-from-hell it ended up selling to somebody else for 30% over asking,  needing another 20% of the asking price (at least) in repairs.  

First of all when we opened up a lot of walls we noticed there was a lot of water damage and we had to replace a lot of rotten wood along with all new insulation on exterior walls and a lot more sheet rock then we anticipated.

I assessed the damage and texted the ex-Tenant that from his $1600 deposit I was only returning $200.

I assessed the damage and texted the ex-Tenant that from his $1600 deposit I was only returning $200.

I know someone here who runs one of these clubs very successfully.I've never attended a RE guru seminar, but from the snippets I've seen, its the same content as in the books and the BP podcasts, but dressed up in a funny story or some other fun form.