We took this disaster personally as we love Asheville and have visited many times.When there's an official presidential disaster declaration (there was), flood insurance policy holders should apply for FEMA assistance in addition to their flood insurance claim.

Here's the latest piece I found on Jackson County suing to undo the court order finding the assessments were illegal: https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article291980175.htmlYou can also check out some of the local news stations like fox4kc.com and KCTV5.com to keep up to date on what's happening with it. 

Most of them don’t qualify, but often they are not going to tell you the truth – you have to figure it out through your screening process.Evictions for Cause and for Non-Payment: The frequency of needing court filings and eviction proceedings is higher than any other property I’ve ever managed.

All I have so far is a money judgment from the courts in an effort to recuperate some of the money through wage garnishment.

The courts often view accepting ANY rent as rent being paid. 

So even if you pick a state with stronger protections like WY or NV, the cause of action arose in the state where the tenant fell, so likely that the court where the accident happened would have jurisdiction.

But if a tenant doesnt' want to pay me rent and they are essentially stealing rent from me, I have to go through hoops and then even when I get to court and a judge agrees they've been stealing rent, the judge gives them another two weeks to stay there (i.e. steal even more rent).

Rooming houses operate differently here where you don't have to go to court to evict. 

Just make sure you’re following all the proper procedures because she would likely make a very sympathetic figure in court if it came to that.

I have an attorney who reviewed all my documents and mentioned we have enough evidence pictures/email conversation to take them to court and claim back all loses which I am considering if they don't take care of my case properly.