Assuming the mortgage servicer eventually gets the misplaced principal payment, you will have overpaid the principal of the mortgage when you make the supplemental monthly payments, and the mortgage servicer should return that extra principal to you, without question, when they ultimately close the books.The mortgage servicer will not return the interest portion of your payments, and in fact some additional interest may be due when this is settled, despite your ongoing payments, because the interest is collected in arrears.  

Can anyone recommend an insurance broker/company specializing in insurance products for Fix & Flips or a work around?

That's why I went with a very specialized 1st position Heloc on my property.

This forum has multiple tax accountants specializing in real estate, and we all work nationwide.

Theirs lots of money out there and there figured out this vertical is a solid place to put it .We just noticed a company that took a commercial property public in NY.They specialize in crowd sourcing funds and place theme is our space with realizable returns Ahhh change .It will all be about keeping up and educating our investors on how they can/should compete as we see more and more of this .

Hey Alberto,I couldn't agree more with @Drew Sygit - you need to be clear on the services the PMC provides, what the company specializes in (area or type of tenant) and the costs for those services. 

People mistakenly think they have special privileges to the parking spot in front of "their" house.

I eventually got my MBA and found that it supplemented the learning I was doing on my own.

Hi,If you are planning on holding the property long term.I would bring in a professional engineer or company that specializes in this sort of stuff and have them do a survey, report and written instructions as to exactly what should be done to permanently rememdy the issue.This is a big problem in JC so I am sure that there are people out there that are well versed in this sort of stuff and what the best solutions are.Perhaps reach out to local insurance companies to see who they have paid out to in the past to repair these sorts of issues or write reports on the findings.Problems like this have a habit of coming back again and again along with the cost to fix it.So it might be worth shelling out the money to get it done the best way possible so that you can.

My guess is that several of the REI specialized tax pros here on the forums offer proactive planning.