We are looking for REOs in the TriState area and they have dried up, though there is no shortage upstate!

LOLJay, you can make yours from your plane, I'll make mine from the yacht, it won't be out of dry dock until next May, you'll have to wait.

Make sure to review those values before jumping into another policy as you could potentially be paying for excess coverage you will never claim. 

If you want to include water to be on the safe side in RI we have an excessive use clause in the lease.

Clean, freshly painted walls and ceilings, dry basement, off street parking, good school district, low crime so relatively safe neighborhood - those were the things tenants seemed to want most. 

If you do use it, have you ever been in a situation where there was an excess?

Regardless, I hope that you are all staying safe and that your rental properties and personal homes are staying dry!  

If she can't wait for caulk to dry for 24 hrs she won't be able to have no shower for 5 days.

A housing inventory that is in balance or with little growth will have fewer opportunities for quicker price changes, an inventory that is excessive to other opportunities can have much quicker effects on prices as there is a higher supply.

Price in excess of $1 million.