I have fortunately had very little interaction with insurance companies and claims so don't know the details of when they quit writing, although I have heard that making a claim is a strike against you regardless of whether they find coverage or make a payment. 

BP active CPAs are all real estate focused and should be strong candidates.You've got to strike the right balance between service and cost.

Any way I can strike a deal with the seller so the rehab cost is wrapped into the mortgage loan?

(Grant likes to ask this question to strike and see the interest in the property.)Do you have a favorite buyer at this time?

@Kevin Barnard I have a two strike policy.

Especially if they strike oil or gas or both.But putting the mineral rights issue aside, I suppose I simply need to contact the county assessor to inquire whether the property is considered multi family or not.

I am not a flipper, and anyway you have seen their advice (most of which strikes me as on-target, but again, not my area of expertise.)

Given how flexible your model appears to be and how much demand you seem to attract, your model does strike me as conservative and thoughtful. 

It is a tremendous outlet for our desire to talk "shop" and find answers whenever the need strikes.  

As well as continuing to improve our service and contributing to the community with more education etc so that when the impending doom strikes eventually (ie the market balances out) and the Labradors quit, our team and all our investors will be poised for a real estate spree.