Ask for their insurance companies name and the claim number.

You and I should definitely grab some coffee - I have been a hard money lender in the Charlotte market for almost 10 years and regularly work with trust deed investors, either as an advisor, or as a broker.

He has a joint account outside of this portfolio with the same institution that is labeled/coded as the same "Prime Money Market Fund" that is just a regular MM that can be withdrawn at any time.

When this is all said and done can you go after them for all this time they've been in the house without paying...in small claims court or something?

You will become wary of "stamps of approval" from agencies claiming to rate the quality of any investment.

I am excited that we are going to have these types of meetings in addition to the regular monthly meeting.

Those dealership managers chew sales people up and spit them out on a regular basis.

More than often, a reasonably priced property gets multiple offers, the listing agent has a lot of leeway as whose offer to send to the Bank, and when to stop accepting offers.As for regular sales or REOs, I think it's better to work with just one agent who worked the hardest for you in the past.

I'd ask the person who claims to be making the payments for proof that he is making the payments.

the insurance company might approve your claim but they surely have grounds to deny it as the work performed was not up to the building standards ...then what ?