One, you may have already exhausted this option but is there anyone in the family who might help you with your situation?

I don't think the insurance company is going to pay for insulation or a new drain to replace worn out, exhausted parts of an old house - I can't say this for sure, but don't know why they would.

Meant I didn't have to deal with exhaust/intake.

CO detectors don't always go off if you start having some exhaust leakage into the home either.

So, the time to invest in more expensive education isn't until you've exhausted your tools and need more than a hammer and screwdriver.

@Mike Hoefling I'm in the middle of closing on a duplex property, after exhausting all other options, there was no way around 25% down.

We are exhausted, but I am so pleasantly surprised by how well we worked together on an intense, stressful project like this.

But I think you have to exhaust most of your assets in the process.

If he the fight had exhausted his limits (it would have if he had your limits), it also might have forced a settlement.Some of the issues were specific to transferred real property, so they wouldn't apply to a landlord.

If you've exhausted the online lenders such as Aimloan.com, you may have to go talk with some of the smaller local banks in the area (Bryant, etc).