Send them proof.Here is the link:http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/re/documents/...Glad to help @Jay Hinrichs. 

Try blocking pop-ups.Most of the time you can highlight the text you are interested in, copy it, then paste it into a blank text document created by the windows notepad or similar text editor.

I would also request documentation like leases and the whole tenant file (I would want to see if they pulled credit and background check on tenants).

They will document all the damage to determine the cause of the problem and negotiate with your insurance.

If their honest and provide all the documentation you need (i.e. rent rolls, tax returns, past and present invoices, etc), then it's just a matter of going through the numbers.

If the lien and documents filed to obtain the lien were filed incorrectly, then a lawyer may be able to invalidate the lien - but the cheaper option is just to pay it, get the lien removed, and move on.

@David Marsceau At the assessors office, there should be an Address on file for where the important documents on that house go.

I was wondering, if someone had written this letter or email to you, what would you be looking for in this document from them, that would catch your attention, tickle your fancy or make them stand out from others?

I have the memorandums to go off of for those but they are like 100 pages, I like the material and the documentation but seems excessive. 

When I pull the local documents attached to the property, they often have the owner's signatures.I am just wondering if anyone else has come across this?