I want to file a claim if it burns down or blows down.  

Keep the fire burning- don't lose your drive and passion.

I used a search engine and found BTL mortgages at 20% down, with the wording "Small deposit buy to let mortgage."  

See.. you are asking the "lazy person" questions.I was the other way around when I was new.I never wondered how many hours of work it was needed to make a deal.I asked, how many hours of the day should I rest/sleep/eat to not burn out and fry my head.See what I am getting at?

So obviously this involves CAP rates and unfortunately not a lot of deals that can be found on public search engines. 

I'd hold off on a public adjuster, let the carrier do a re-inspect, if there is still a disagreement on the roof, they'll send an engineer out.

Listen to the podcasts here on BP and read the education section to learn before you start burning cash and you will do well.

Software Engineer at Sony working on the PlayStation and now I am on my own to do my own thing.

I work as an Engineer by day and I am stuffing my brain with REI knowledge at night.

The backyard does not provide space for that setback, and the homeowner wants to build the tool shed on the slope.I read that "Recommendations by a licensed geotechnical engineer may be used if a foundation investigation report addressing the reduced setback has been approved by the Department."