(much less premiums, but only get get the Non-depreciated value (the 1st part) of any claim pay out.. so you only get Part of the payout of a claim)  Or, it may be a full replacement policy (only YOU or your agent knows this)  OR, you may have it setup with a 2, 3, 4% deductible... then you may as well never file a claim, because you won't get any $ anyway!

Hey everyone, figured I may as well jump in to the BP community.

If you can sell now and still profit even with capital gains taxes then may as well do so if you don't want to pay the holding costs while filling the vacancy.

And flood is saltwater here, so it may as well be acid.

We may as well not even own the housing at that point.I don't think some of politicians get the picture -- I've been seeing an unprecedented jump in rent prices and a corresponding decrease in rental units available, and most of the new tenants we've had apply are telling us the same thing -- their landlords are selling.

I would also offer to go out myself and give you my thoughts and opinion and I feel other BP members may as well.You run the risk of that BP member "stealing your deal" but I like to trust people and hope they would not do that...its a risk, but buying without seeing and not having a trusted team in place is a risk as well, so I would take the risk of leaning on a local BP person, possibly consider a partnership as well with that same BP member

May, as well, have them take pics of as much as possible.

(I don't like the funding fee associated with the VA loan unless you have non) The second, since there's the likelihood of being stationed somewhere else in the future, I may as well get comfy with long distance landlording.

They are Maya. 

Even if they don't take cash for keys to begin with they may as the process rolls on so continue to offer it, just make it a little less each time....as your legal expenses go up, the offer goes down.