Fairly sophisticated as far as doing the calculations (if you’re not putting truthful info)The one I use is Realpaycheckstubs dot com or something along those linesMay be worth checking the site to see ALL of the different templates they have so everyone can be on the lookout for them.I work in Insurance (mostly auto) and a lot of my business is from car dealerships.

They can be cut off in a matter of minutes (especially on certain vehicles like Priuses and Honda Elements with super-easy access) and according to my buddy who is a mechanic will easily go for at least $500.

Your house is an asset for the bank, your car is an asset for the mechanic and your painting is an asset for the security company.

-Set up auto pay so you never miss a payment or pay late.

Even if it was done correctly.Once you have approval, register the project as an "owner-builder" as far as permits are concerned (you will need multiple permits ie. framing, electrical, plumbing, mechanical ect). 

Take care of all your mechanicals (electrical, plumbing, HVAC) at once. - This mostly applies to plumbing for me but since I was living in this property and wanted to have a functional bathroom and kitchen I starting with renovating the first floor (while living on second floor), finishing that, then started the process over with the second floor.

I would recommend the Tenant file a claim with their auto insurance and the property owner file a claim, as well.

Account Closed, definitely check all the mechanicals first thing they can increase rehab cost quickly including that roof, if its snow covered as it melts it will tell you if the roof is leakingwe love MH's they are all we do now so don't pay any attention to the negative comments you will get from other people, they are a great way to change your life

I am seeing a lot of Success with State Auto insurance, Aegis, and BHHC, for my Rehabs/Flips/Rental Clients. 

Excluding autos, sales rose 5.9%, also far ahead of the 1% estimate in a display of unexpected strength from consumers.