We have an idea to target a specific group of maintenance workers who regularly travel to several different locations around the country for 3-12 months of the year.

I am trying to take care of my mother who lives in Alaska by purchasing a single family home for her in the same area as my rentals in Indiana but would like to get an FHA loan by claiming this as a primary residence and my current home as a secondary.

I'll take some regular pictures of the finish out when I view the property next.

I submitted a claim to get the water damage restoration process started and replace the burst pipe. 

Are these HM lenders or regular banking institutions?

Oh.. and many people are also confused because they say they have a Lloyds of London flood policy - There are many Lloyds of London and they all have different temperatures for covering flood risk and they all have different underwriting and claims payout.

A primary home is one you live in and claim as your home residence. 

If so, what happens when there is a claim as the underlying insurance is under the old owner? 

Is the property located in an area that regularly floods?

Assuming you used the TREC / TAR contract form, the seller can claim you've breached the contract and terminate thereby allowing him/her to accept another contract.