There's another member here locally that might be good for you to talk to and a few others who aren't BP members yet but may be soon.

After talking to some GC's familiar with the work involved beyond the AC units, it looks like the numbers just don't add up on this one.

Looking forward to all future discussions and let the fun begin :))Talk soon,Jen

Let them talk to your lawyer.

Let's connect and talk. 

But I called the realtor, and was talking to him and he told me that the house has "broken water pipes".

Most people seem to avoid the conversation about all the Real Estate risk takers that played the biggest part in the housing crisis.A few years before the bubble burst I was encountering real estate investors, house flippers, and buy-and-hold participants everywhere I went, my waitress at The Cheesecake Factory, the two McDonalds employees talking deals on their lunch break, the clerk at the grocery store, everyone everywhere appeared to be a real estate investor in one form or another getting a piece of the housing boom.The underlining problem I noticed was during the rush to get into the RE industry most of the people capitalizing in the industry never learned the basics of RE investing and were simply doing what their friends, neighbors, coworkers, or online postings told them to do to get a piece of the pie.

I've talked to some trusted advisors and they said this can happen when the insurance company inspects during the rehab process and can be easily resolved.

I will talk to a few contractors and see what they say.

Love the opportutnity to talk with like minded people!