Otherwise, the criminal case can serve as evidence in suing them in small claims court. 

I hired a company to complete the renovations and a public adjustor to help with my insurance claim. 

Typically, to qualify for loans when contract or self employed, you need two years of tax returns for a typical loan.

We primarily focus on vacants, preforeclosures, tax liens, and pre-probate leads.  

Her insurance put her up in a hotel for a while, and I filed a claim with them (it was her fault due to negligence, she left food in a pot on the stove ON and left for hours).

There are tax filings and yearly fees associated with them. 

The no-income tax and growing city were all a plus! 

I'm looking for local recommendations for an experienced real estate tax accountant/CPA.

Ultimately the borrower sold the property before sale so it was a non issue but had they not, and had we continued with default, if we did not restructure the foreclosure (difficult), we would have more than likely had to wait until sale, suffered a loss, then filed a title claim (Time...time...time...) to hopefully be made whole. 

I attempted to file a small claims case but the local property management address was unservable and I would have needed to travel all the way to arizona to attend court.