Part of our rebuilding effort must also involve our housing sector.

Somehow, if you have replacement coverage, and chose to NOT rebuild, the insurance company can give you a reduced payment (I heard 80 or 90%) of the loss.

Or did pulling the permit for demo or rebuild generate a required deposit, and your insurance funds went towards that deposit?

I had to re-rebuild a shed as it was not the exact material they require, and also found out I couldn't replace wood trim on the house with vinyl as that book requires wood trim painted a specific color until all owners on one street agree to all replace with vinyl at the same time.

He does repairs and rebuilds, does the collections, and writes you a check every month.

In other words, when I had State Farm, they would set the max replacement cost for what it would cost to rebuild.

I'm going to rebuild it and turn it into storage units for University students.

That is the kind of diversity I am looking for re: builder defects that could negatively affect property values going forward.

I provided all of the paperwork for the rent roll ($1170/month total income) as well as rebuild costs.

We take pride and find joy in helping folks rebuild their lives!