So they get a shorter time than the appeals process would afford them, I get $300 more than I would get otherwise, and at the end of the 2 weeks they were out or the sheriff would have locked them out.So I recommend you not try to self help on the first one, although you are doing lots of valuable research. 

At the moment, state by state, Oklahoma is probably the toughest state to get affordable property insurance in. 

However, now that I am at the point of not being able to afford the $35k and FB is trying to squeeze me for anything they can (which is coaching), I question whether or not I would have ever received the access I expected anyways.

Their pricing may be steep, but my advice is that you can't afford not to.

As a whole, it will be a very frustrating experience.

PropertyShark would be more affordable though.

I have 3 purchase agreements (intend to use in Memphis, Tennessee) and as these will be my first offers I'm having a bit of analysis paralysis over which one to use or modify if necessary.Can anyone help me out with an opinion on which to use or point me to an affordable attorney to review?

Surprisingly affordable given the severity of the smoke.

That being said, they would have to foreclose through the recourses afforded in the State of Florida.

There are a lot of experienced investors that have a pretty high frustration level with the site.