In Colorado (as rules governing insurance are state specific), in order for an insured (individual or business obtaining the policy) to get an E&S policy, they need to be denied by three admitted carriers first.

Check with you local government (without giving the address) to see if this is something that needs to be permitted or not.

That insurance covers 100% of the loan and lasts the life of the loan, backed by the US government.

This week, as seen on the BiggerPockets News Page, FannieMae and FreddieMac (the large government entities that back a majority of U.S. mortgages) announced that they will halt the foreclosure process for the mortgages they currently own, as well as halting the eviction process for tenants who live in the properties they have taken back.

But I think it is governed by state law so even if it is not included in the lease, it is implied.

If the government gets involved and makes it a compliance issue for the manufacturer, it will increase costs for everyone.

Over last week I printed out all 945 letters and envelopes which wasn't as bad as I expected.

I don't know that I can actually "prove" that, except for an estimate from a General Contractor, and I researched Section 8, and printed a blank Inspection sheet, so I could share with the Contractor what i was looking for in a rehab.

Along with that the county or city government websites might give you insight into developments that are occurring , etcCitydata forums is also another great tool you can ask questions about an area and get answers from people that live in the city .

What are you guys using for printing postcards...