The property tax info also isn't loading, of course, for this property so I can only see the special assessments.

@Andres TopchiUsually you use hard money when the bank doesn’t approve the load, it could be because the property needs repairs and the bank does not want a liability

Which tests the soil for toxicity and to determine the land is free from toxins, old oil tanks and anything which may be harmful in the land.You will also need soil borings to determine if the land can support a structureCheck with the Fire department to determine if they require any access roads and the weight it needs to supportUtility and water access and installationYou may need a plat of survey and topographical survey - this is likelyConsulting with the local building department to determine what items are required is the best approach.

@Garrett Terrell in addition to what John mentioned, it also depends on the type of policy the insurance is, where you are located (because insurance is rated differently across different counties, states, and regions), potential CAT losses (TX is different than CA, which is different than FL, which is different to other states), and even down to your individual underwriting score with that company.Lots of moving gears that makes your questions a very loaded one that will differ person to person

It's a subtle difference but attorneys general get loads of political points going after subtle differences.

Here is the reasons why.Have to rent the semi trailers, have to secure them and hope no one enters them.Have to load them and un load them to do the work. 

@Bill Brandt THX Free bulk day would certainly solve the problem, This was the only local trash service that even offers to pick up at a cost.Most of this furniture is being thrown away for a reason, hence no one would want.local trash yard is 68 minimum a load, and I'd like to Dispose furniture asap, not keep until I have a load.

I am ready to pull the trigger or start the loading process.

They're not as effective as N95s but they will theoretically stand up to minor virus loads and more importantly, they keep the wearer from spreading the virus, if they have it, as much as they would otherwise.As far as the morality of the moratorium itself is concerned...there is no morality beyond a snake's in government to speak of.

A laundry mat in my area is charging 3.75- 4.25 per load on washer and 1.25 for dryer.