They claimed it was 1,600 when it’s actually 2,700.

Granted his job puts him knee deep in a medical hellscape right now.

Among other things, all activity on evictions, small claims and money-judgment disclosures is suspended until May.

I doubt their experience in management and based on the poor website, I would doubt they are well capitalized to do what they claim to do.I don't know if you noticed the multiple misspellings on the site (which I confess I misspell on here all the time when I am typing fast), but a website is so important that usually there are multiple people making sure it looks perfect.  

I read that several times and didn’t see anything from Airbnb about why they are continuing to deny trip insurance claims for refunds for cancellations due to CV-19 purposes - the very insurance that THEY marketed and sold to guests.I guess Airbnb exempts themselves from “extenuating circumstances.”  

My general insurance denied my claim because it wasn’t over my deductible at least the part that wasn’t the city code issue, which wasn’t covered.  

I myself work for the utilities and I ride around this neighborhood a lot and I see that the 5 points district and medical district are having a lot of renovations going on and prices on houses are drastically going up.

Should I file a claim with the insurance company to address the repairs or should I file a claim for them to replace the siding?

There are even articles that claim about existing reasons to invest in RE market now.

I wonder who's gonna be the winners during this crisis. delivery drivers, streaming services, the medical community, various manufacturers..... and all those that spot a need and fill it