I don't dissect their portfolios but with some of the recent extreme weather, turning attention to those markets that have had those types of events, which also means tapping into insurance claims to re-build, is a way to deploy product that has a higher rate of absorption.

Once as a named party in an employee-filed lawsuit where a bunch of us were named (never went to court); once as part of a lawsuit in an accident my daughter was in (settled through insurance), and once by an insurance company when I had been a renter, from an unscrupulous landlord who leveraged my free clean-up of the property into a check from his insurance, who then abrogated the claim against me.

I have suggested to do a simple Quit Claim Deed but the buyer is concerned with sending me a check and then having to wait to get the land in his name. 

Or you could rent it out for a longer duration, and move back into it for 2 years prior to selling and claim it as a primary residence again. 3.   

HelloWhen having a property inspected is it recommended to use an actual licensed inspector to prevent any inspection clause issues if the seller tried to claim the inspection wasn't reasonably performed or will i be fine with just having a contractor look through? 

I also wanted to engage some people that have many gone to small claims court against property managers and had success to see if its worth my time.  

However it appears that alot of the IT companies are bringing moderately paying customer service jobs and majority of the other jobs that Austin claims to have created are service jobs.

(Perils) and sets a max claim payout on damage to the building.Property Form / coverage form- This tells you which "Perils" you are protected against and which are excluded.Liability limits - In case you get sued, you will have a $500k, $1M or $2M limitLoss or rents/Business income - This replaces your rental income if the property is damaged by one of the perils in the coverage formThere are other secondary coverages that you may consider depending on your property, like Flood insurance. 

I'm claiming it!

We'ire hoping she agrees with this...BUT... if we do indeed end up buying all three lots in one deal-- could we then have sister file a Quit Claim deed on Lots 3&5 (the vacant land)?