Those reports are exhausting to sort through and distort the real condition of the property.

If they have really exhausted all of their avenues, they will let you know.  

Various ways and databases to look in to find claims history.I dont work a lot on the commercial side, however know the underwriting guidelines are a bit more exhaustive vs a typical residential policy.As Chante stated, make sure the incident was a covered loss, and keep in mind if it hailed more than once, or there was a wind storm one month, tree branch fell the following week, then a hail storm 2 weeks later all in the same summer - those are 3 separate claims/events.  

MD to SC to CT is one hell of an exhausting drive for a 24 hour period :-).  

About me, I've been married to my high school sweetheart for 12 years, we've got two beautiful children who keep us both entertained as well as EXHAUSTED :)I am an Operations Program Manager in the Defense Industry, I spent 6 years on active duty in the Marines (OIF Vet).

After a 2+ years of exhaustive research on everything real estate - I finally closed my first deal in July 2013.

Keeping buyers corralled until it's all over can be exhausting.

It's a good thing to get out of property you can't afford even at the expense of your credit, but before foreclosing, I think more people should try to exhaust their avenues for an out.

This is not an exhaustive list btw...It's important to understand your goals first, and then weigh the options.

I know the emails from everybody can get exhausting lol!