Hmm ok great, I'll continue investigating then. 

I also risked my neck in a lot of ways investigating abandoned houses.

I agree with Matt, if you don't want to investigate yourself, have a plumber check it out.

@Kyle HenryDefinitely check out, investigate, consider a rehab mortgage loan, such as: FHA 203kFannie Mae HomestyleFreddie Mac CHOICERenovationThey offer little cash investment and HUGE upside in the right market. 

Wanted to update this thread real quick.Fire was 22 days ago , and the fire investigation/estimation finally closed out.The insurance company sent me a check today which definitely will cover all the repairs and then some extra.Overall it wasn't as painful as I thought, although I lost most of my tenants as the insurance couldn't get the duct work clean till the investigation was done, which lead to them leaving (I wouldn't of stayed either).

I ask because I keep a comparison chart of real estate crowdfunding investments, and I’m constantly on the lookout for new and innovative platforms that I haven’t investigated yet.

Many don't have their tax strategies worked out, including "successful" investors who are so afraid/against paying tax that they are losing money.I find it interesting that investors can be "sold" on investing in real estate, where its still possible to lose money and I know many who have, but won't both to investigate other investing strategies and classes. 

Has NEVER taken us that long to get funds, we're investigating that either they just applied or the PMC took the funds.This client ADMITTED that he remembered us warning him 3 years ago, that cheapest doesn't mean better.His choice to go with the cheapest has now actually cost him tens of thousands of dollars MORE.FYI - the PMC he went with has an extremely bad reputation.

I would investigate further to see what else will need to be replaced.

They could create a small office designed to collect reports, investigate, and enforce.