Hi I just learned a day ago that my rental house burned down  (see photos) I am looking for tips for when calling the insurance company from those that have dealt with home owners insurance fire claims or have insurance industry work experience, ( I have dealt with an auto insurance claim and it was a real struggle) Thanks

It's not their fault the lights are burned out or roofs are leaking.I think your expectations should have been higher when prepping the house for a new tenant.

Let it burn....A non functioning and bickering government is the best government.

I know a ton of landlord's that have been burned after taking a high offer on a rental.

Because Dave was burned by a hot stove in 1996, he doesn't think anybody should use a stove at all.

I've gone super cheap on a/c before and been burned.

As long as things don't get screwy for the banks like it did in the last housing bubble, most banks don't mind carrying the assets on their balance sheets...although every bank has it's own tolerance for risk on this after having been burned in 08 and 09.

Guests WILL put hot pots and pans down and burn Quartz. 

Quote from @Robert Burns: I'm looking for the best way to calculate the right amount of assignment fee. 

This will be my first investment property so don’t want to burn out.