If it is a homeowner's policy and a tenant you place in the property causes negligent damage your insurance company isn't going to help you.

Cali doesn't become part of Mexico, the quake hit's your place and doesn't create massive damage, just yours?

I have tried the partnership route myself and damaged a great friendship as a result.

Without reading the article (I heard about it on the news) I'd say we now have enough national data to come to a statistical view of the national situation, that doesn't mean that every market is above water.

Put cement board and ceramic tile above ,,,not those cheap surrounds.insulate and plastic sheath as necessary.Nothing is water proof, only resistant.

Which is safer for the line, and do you mix it with water or just pour it straight in?

I would suggest working with a mortgage broker and looking at all 3 bureaus to see where all of the damage is.

Not sure also how many water bills and weed cutting assessments he will be faced with.

Now it does say that it has fire damage, its states that it has low taxes.

Yes, the land is owned by the trust and the trustee act on behalf of the trustI'm not familiar with Il. courts as to who may file actions for an eviction or damages or insurance losses, but it usually requires the owner in title to the property.