Our GREC here usually only investigates fraud, license law violations etc. and not monetary disputes.

Commissions resources and their investigators work on a very limited budget and only want to allocate time to the most serious cases.It's kind of like with police in that if you call saying the neighbors dog's is barking too much versus them getting a robbery call they could care less about the dog call.Sellers use brokers and agents to weed through buyers to find the ones the seller is searching for.

But, I'm not totally writing it off, but I'd investigate this more, explanations from the employor, what ties did you have in the community where you purchased the house (?)

Of course, I will be doing some investigating and networking myself, but would love to hear from the BP community.   

After several weeks of investigation and adjustors coming out to both units, we received a letter from my insurance company stating they are denying the claim for my neighbors unit, due to the fact that they found no negligence on my behalf (water supply line leak was accidental and corrective action was taken immediately upon notice), and that after careful review of the Condo Association Bylaws, they found language in the Bylaws that requires all insurance carriers to waive their right of subrogation against the association or any unit owner.

Check with builders operating in that area as they may have investigated those options already. 

We are investigating a new business model and wanted to know if anyone is already doing this and if they would reach out to share their experience.The model is as follows: Buy land, clear it, add well, septic and a foundation or pad.

.$500 dollar properties can turn out to be environment disasters some can be under orders for demolition etc There is a lot of liability in buying a property with out an expert investigation

As you increase you number of mailings consider using www.PropertySkiptracer.comIt's an investigative & telemarketing service that will give you an advantage over the competition.

@Gary McGowan, thanks for the tip, I'll also investigate the mortgage broker route.