I'm a new investor and I'm working on my very first deal that was damaged by Hurricane Harvey.

Anyone taken the course, was it good or bad, did he expect more money after the course to make things happen, most of all is the course effective?  

So they track your identity and have credit card on file in case of damage.

Or is it much more effective to just conduct a Quiet Title process or another route

I would try searching for keywords such as "property management" and also set up keyword alerts to the same effect.

I think it's perfectly fine to ask someone for a second opinion especial if the person your working with is not a specialist in the field.There are a lot of folks like you that come to me that been with accountants for a long time but their life changes or they start earning more or doing things differently that effect taxes and those are times you want to find someone who specializes in your field. 

There must be water damage because some windows are missing.The lot is small and there is no possibility for garage.

Hopefully he didn’t damage your property.

The property had been vacant for years and at some point the city had tagged it as effectively “condemned” until certain code violations were resolved.

What if you have a bad tenant that causes $3,000 in damages, plus he skips on the last month's rent, plus it takes you another month to turn it around and get another renter.