My company builds and sells single family homes in SW Florida.

They actually have a licensed person in California.

If directly to the seller, then you need to ensure that the payment is made, but also that it is made to the person who is entitled to it.

The problem I'm finding with most companies is that four of my rentals are rented to one lady.

I would also recommend getting a few more bids from reputable foundation companies to ensure you are getting the best quote.

And for reference my sister is dealing with a run down house in Louisiana that has a value of about $95,000 and she shopped multiple policies with multiple insurance companies and the best rate she could get was $2500.

As one of my podcasts say, one person's yuck is another person's yum! 

We hope that you can remedy the situation so that we can move into a habitable home.Suggestions that we have to fix the issues:Hire a company to rip up the carpets, treat the subfloors, and replace the carpets, at least on the main level and on the stairs.Provide an air purifier as a start to remedying the smell.Replace the garbage disposal.Hire a plumber to fix the draining issue in the bathroom sink of the smaller bedroom.Fix the tiles in the upstairs bathroom so they no longer present a safety hazard.Replace or fix the screen doors.Fix the gap between the windows and the walls in the living room.Hire a professional company to treat the entire home for pests.

Either pay it back in ten years or when I sell I have to give a % of the equity to the lending company. breakdown$2,200-$1,100=$1,000 profit what are your thoughts?  

In fact, the title companies and attorneys I've dealt with during the foreclosure process were also surprised by their incompetence.