I am afraid of both possibilities as they can be a gamble of sorts one way or another but I am more inclined to make a claim with Citizens and see what I get. , without affecting my tenants (and income) as much as possible.

interested in your web site,

I'm actually from Honduras, where Roatan and Copan Ruins are located (no international options in this web page).

Gambling on the market crashing and home prices going down is just that, gambling.

I believe non of them take the advantage of using this web. 

I started picking up gig work and focusing more on videography,web design, production, wedding dj, during/after the pandemic.

(The city web site has a lot of the requirements for registration, inspection, etc.)

@Philip L. you can do a land contract - you just have to gamble the lender isn't going to find out and call the Note due for violating due on sale clause.Don't recommend a LC to an occupant buyer due to Dodd-Frank regulations.

Take your $4,000, learn about stock options and gamble some.

A homeowner can hire a MLO to sign off on the loan if the MLO follows the rules of the DFA all spelled out in the consumerfinance.gov web site.