When we evict someone we are actually evicting not just a tenant but anyone who is in POSSESSION of the house.I’m sure most of you have seen the movie Pacific Heights.

there was no smoke order that aired out on its on over night and few days afterwards, by the time they did any work it had been two weeks. and a apology was given, no serv-pro was used. and it wasn't due to carelessness in process of stirring the fries grease dripped over pan and it caught on fire, and quickly ignited. and she already recieved payment from insurance company.

The one caveat that has already been mentioned is if you leave (or lose) your job you must pay the loan back within about 60-90 days, depending on your pan administrator's rules.Happy hunting!

Sometimes you buy a property with great plans in mind and those plans to pan out.

@Sean Pan I have a feeling the High-Speed Rail is going to put the Fresno Real Estate Marketing into High-Speed.Frank

So it does work just for myself it didn't pan out. 

If it pans out to your system, then I'd go with it. 

And I'm old enough to realize that even though I don't have anything very fancy, when you look at replacing your furniture and clothing and pots and pans and bedding, let alone your electronics, it sure adds up in a hurry.I have never needed my homeowners or renter's insurance policies, but I would never be without them.  

See how it pans out in the next couple days.  

Especially in California you should keep the work and the leasing separate.You want to sell a house that you may not be able to evict someone from, and you may also have a "Pacific Heights" experience or they could value the work more than you do, place a mechanic's lien, any number of hindrances to extort money from you over the sale.