This could be because the insurance company has conducted its own investigation and believes that the damages are not as extensive as the policy holder claims, or because the policy holder has submitted exaggerated or fraudulent claims.The insurance company may be facing financial difficulties and may be looking to reduce payouts in order to save money.It's important to note that insurance companies are required to act in good faith when handling claims, which means that they must treat policy holders fairly and not unreasonably deny or delay payment of valid claims.

There is nothing you can do in a qualified plan that you can't do outside the plan, except delay taxes, either on the money in (traditional) or the gain (Roth). 

If you can get paid (even minimally) to get some experience and exposure, I'd call that a win.  

I have heard that many of these scrubbing services are only about 50%-70% accurate thus minimizing the risk and not creating a 100% safe solution. 

See what you can do to minimize expenses.

I was looking for something that was really low risk, this house was really cheap & the amount of work that it needed was minimal.

We just made an offer on a multiple properties, one has minimal work to be done, the other is a massive project. 

This could delay your increases, renovations, or other plans.If they are bad renters, getting them out may take some work and even an attorney.

Pros: Fast closing, minimal documentation and analysis, and can be used on unbankable properties (deferred maintenence, tax liens, cloud on title, etc).

Do you tend to see a reduction in your projected profit due to delays in permitting, additional costs due to unforeseen issues before construction starts, impact fees, etc?