Looking over my insurance polices I’ve noticed that I pay for “Escape of water from sump” says it covers sewer line backup or interior drains outside of flood water… the cost is tremendous does anyone else carry this?

I have HELOCs on my properties to use as backup funds for situations that arise when I need the money (repairs, bridge loan for property acquistion, etc), but I'm not currently using it for long term debt if that makes sense.

Cash Out rates did just come down a bit but they may go back up before you know it. 

Had overextended ourselves (buying a boat and sailing to the Caribbean does that i guess) and our back up plan to sell a house back home somehow happened right as covid hit and out tenants stopped paying rent. 

Send via email.It may seem like overkill, but having three delivery methods is a good backup to ensure they receive the message.

We pride ourselves on our personal touch as a family owned and operated business for 30+ years and we would love to connect with more people in person as things open back up again. 

Just depends on your COVID backup to be honest.

But I know that IRS can do that - if they make a mistake then they can go back up to 6 years of tax return (it’s usually 3 but they can legally extend it to 6 years) to demand their money back.Better ask the attorney if you have any chance with the tax dept (this would not work with IRS), because they will simply write the letter and charge you money irrespective of whether you have any chance or not.

I would probably keep the outdoor cameras in my setup so I can view the property and keep a backup in case there were ever any issues.

I just had to replace an electric glasstop stove recently, and decided to spend less for the rental property and go with coil burner type than another glasstop.