As a part time / contract insurance adjuster, I'm a consultant when there is damage to a building.

Well, not only do you now shoulder all the responsibilities of a genuine landlord, you are now also exposed to all of the potentially crippling liabilities of a genuine landlord.In addition to the other excellent suggestions already posted add these: do not break the law; network with other local RE professionals for advice; and consult immediately with your insurance advisor about ways to protect yourself from financial disaster.Good luck and keep us posted.

I'll consult a RE attorney and go from there. hakchinoy: I might be interested in your services.

Have you consulted the Bank?

In a nutshell, consult your lawyer to get the best answers.

Roger, For a more legalese answer, you will need to consult with your attorney and insurance agent.

I consult, buy and hold for cash flow, Ifix and flip, and coach.

In fact, you can consult or seek advice from a construction team or painters in Delaware then later perform the job yourself if you think you are capable and well equipped.

Also, does anyone have a private loan "template" that would be valid in South Carolina, or should I just consult a local attorney?

Consult a lawyer for the specific laws (and local practices) that apply in your area.