In my state there is a condominium declaration, which is a legal process to subdivide a property into individual condo units.  

Also you have a year, from the date of the disaster declaration to apply for this loan, so people have some time to assess their situation.

However, there is an important exception.1031 Deadline Extension For Presidential Declared Disaster AreasIn certain situations, IRS Bulletin 2007-34 provides “affected taxpayers” in Presidentially declared disaster areas with up to a 120 day extension of the 1031 exchange 45- and 180-day deadlines.What is an “Affected Taxpayer”?

Yesterday in my morning emails I saw this lovely message for VRBO:Needless to say I have no attempt of getting the guests info.Under "Take Action" among options I could declare this as an error and asked the "standards violation team" to look into it.Didn't hear until mid day, when I decided to call the customer service.Spent almost an hour with the rep whose conclusion was that I have a language in my listing which in a nutshell asks my guests to avoid an instant booking without telling me a bit about themselves: Who they are, where they come from, purpose of visit, etc.  

It is my mothers property and she let the tenant slide to far to the edge of the current lease, then they declared they are closing the business.

It’s your contractual obligation usually says it on the Declarations page of your policy. 

Muscle through and pay cash for repairs, rehab, and down payment?

And if this was the only time. 2) Ask for an Elevation Certificate  (link here if you don't know what it is)  3) try to get a DECLARATION page (same link if you don't know what it is) reason being a savvy agent can port over the rate if the seller is getting a killer rate due to government subsidies. 4) you can either shop the NFIP and private flood market to make sure you are getting the best price and best coverage. 5) make sure you are working with an agent that understands flood insurance (ask how many flood policies they have under 700 - Not an expert) 6) Google search "Lloyds of London flood insurance" know there is more than one option and you can hire a firm to shop them all or do it yourself. 7) Google search "Private flood Insurance" Know there are a great number of alternative to the government program (NFIP) and they are not all equal so again working with a flood expert could make this option a much easier option. 8) ask your loan officer or realtor if they know of anyone that really understand flood insurance and an expert agent that can make sure that the loan closing isn't delayed due to incompetence in this field. 9) let me know if I can help.

@Jim Macedon Two things would occur if you moved back into the house for two years or more, then sell.1) yes, you have to declare All the depreciation you previously claimed/could have claimed.2) You will Not get the full 121 exemption.....you have “non qualified” use.  

Hello- I have a couple whose combined income is 6x rent and one spouse recently had to declare bankruptcy from a previous marriage.