If you know the storm did severe damage in your area and surrounding areas, I would call the tenant to ensure your property is okay. 

Even as an experienced investor and builder myself, I have been in situations where I have lost money in some deals due to unforeseen damage/expenses.

I listed my first property over the weekend, a 1700 sqft house with a fenced yard. i have it listed as no pets, as i am concerned about the potential for damage.

I own a single family property with tenants, and this past year I poured a lot of money into the property after I had family cause a lot of damage to it.

-you will have to use a bank or credit union that has a physical location on the island. - It takes roughly 60+ days to close. roughly 30 days for the bank, and 30+ for the municipality to sign and stamp.

When the roof on the building needs replaced, everyone pays for it, even if it's only damaged on the opposite corner from your condo.

The tenant though has to give compensation and not cause damage beyond excess normal wear and tear. 

Then, if I end up selecting them as tenants, I get a physical copy of their SS card. 

I've never had 30 years of squirrel damage in an attic, or standing water with mold winking back at me on all the walls and doors, as the spiders and mosQuitos invite me for dinner... 

He says there’s some small water damaged wood underneath the tub.