There wont be a problem, is more with my broker as they don´t consider this higher amount to be legal, that´s why they recommend double closing.

It rose up to 20 feet, the old record was 12.7 feet. 3,000 homes in Weld county destroyed and many of those do not have flood insurance because they were not in a flood plain.

I wont be limited to any one area.

J Scott is right, you wont need to do this for the bank.

It's so much harder to put your foot down and it usually destroys the relationship.

Also, the person he is talking to now makes it sound like the bank does own the property but they wont say which department is in charge of it or who to talk to because of "privacy" issues!

there is still deals on the MLS, at least here in Fresno - just be sure to connect to a Realtor with direct access to the MLS or you wont get up to date information.

HML will lend on this and since it would be a short term loan and high interest rate it would destroy the $350/mo rent.

So you know there are technical violations that will never be proven.We did have a homeowner change out a gas water heater, he destroyed 4 houses and damaged a half dozen others, turned the gas back on and didn't check it and just left the house.....Boom!

True, if a hurricane blows off the roof and the interior is destroyed, we're not covered - but given the high deductibles and how little insurance companies ever pay out, we decided to just bank what would have been the premiums, and deal with something like that if it happened.We do require proof of renter's insurance from our tenants, and the lease states that our insurance does not cover the tenants' belongings.