I want to know that they actually lived in a property that was damaged.Second, I am going to be speaking with a FEMA case manager tomorrow, and will be reporting my suspisions of fraud.

Needs to be in a rental area because no homeowner neighborhood would like to have tons of renters going in and out of a property.

Are you in a high fire zone?

I've researched the 15/3 rule a bit and it doesn't look like it actually helps you if you are already paying the balance to zero each month.)By rewiring your brain to bi-weekly clearing of debt's (paying) it put's a persons mindset in a much better cash-flow management place.

My current home is in a rural area in Indiana, has 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and is about 2200 sq ft.

Is there any team/commission agreement that you've signed with your broker to outline what the splits are in a situation like this?

It sounds like it's not in a very desirable area, based on the price and rents.

It can be problematic if gas hasn't been turned on in a while.

So I have a 64" pocket in a new 1bd cabin build that can fit an integrated vertical twin murphey bed in the living room with side dressor or a row of book shelfs + cab.

My thought is if you have $40,000 invest it in a project....not mentoring.