I reached out to them and received what is by far the lowest price back on the quote, but after reading a couple threads here about the claims process seeming to require lawsuits to get anywhere I am more worried about it. 

Get someone out there, get your tenants heat and sleep well knowing you did the right thing and provided your tenants with excellent service.

It is a rental so don't need anything high grade but I don't want to stay up at night thinking my windows are going to shatter next year when Irma 2.0 comes rolling through.Have been receiving a few quotes from window companies but they are asking $25-40k for removing and installing. 

I actually just got home from a pre-approval meeting and realized I may run into a struggle receiving a loan right off the bat. 

I am 18 and don't have money to spend on getting a pro account so I am making my own calculators in excel. 

So here we are a month into them releasing the home to another asset mgr and the receiving asset mgr has yet to see the home in their database.The home has been on auction.com for a yr and they simply tell me to make an offer with the bank...can't do that if I don't have the number and none of the ones I have tried seem to work...or better yet how do I find an agent who deals with chase reo homes so that I can present an offer directly?

For others searching the threads, few other suggestions we received from various sources on this situation:1.

I realized I may struggle a bit with receiving my first loan (due to limited 2 year proof of income) for the type of duplex property I really want to pursue. 

You should then receive a physical collateral file if not already an electronic one - Collateral file is a a file which contains all of the previous mortgage paper work including things like alonges, deeds, borrower personal information such as bank accounts and credit scores at the time of the sale, pretty much all the paperwork submitted, required at the time of the sale. 

But the after 1 year value isn't making any sense to me.Just logically thinking, the equity after year 1 should be the Initial Equity + Principal Repayment which I am using the Excel Formula PPMT to figure out.If anyone could provide some help with this I would greatly appreciate it!