NAR capitulated and settled.

I settled on a new build under $200K.

After we wait for my credit to settle, we should be able to increase my funds even more.Overall I was pretty happy with the whole process and look forward to increasing my funding with them later on.

Most important thing here is to not settle for just anyone because you’re having a hard time finding a tenant at the moment.  

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We had about $280k of capital to use for RE investing once we were settled.

I'd be willing to let it go at ~$115k.Thanks in advance,JessYou can likely get another insurance policy - but you might have to settle for substandard coverage.  

Even if they win, it will likely be settled outside of court for well below the limits and your policy will cover you.Tenants rarely fall, sue, win, and collect an amount exceeding your policy limits.

So that settles that.

or should I wait let things settle until next year?