You should check with your agent to see if you have to rewrite it to a different policy (dwelling/fire form, etc...)

San Francisco and the North Bay, can't figure out how your going to make your numbers work.Except for the recent fire in Santa Rosa the average home price is $1.2 million.I agree with Account Closed your assigning your equitable rights in the contract not the property...

Addressing the problems is like trying to put out small individual fires in a forest that is burning.

@Allyn Witt get a GC and learn about IRC and local code when it comes to: egress, fire separation, and other physical design limitations.

Needing an structural engineer to review plans for a fire damage house in Harker Heights.

Has anyone done business with this company for fire/smoke mitigation?

If the property is solely tenant occupied you will be looking for a Dwelling/Fire Policy (may be called a Landorrd policy or similar name) or a commercial policy such as a Businessowners or Package polciy.Most homeowers or dwelliing/fire policies include:1.

As I start to explore “FIRE” and those who are on the path I decided to host a screening of the film, “Playing with FIRE” at The Neon in Dayton, OH and would like to share with the BP community for those who are also interested in the FI movement.

Do I:A) Fire sell it to an investor willing to deal with the hassle, liability and future assesments loosing $40k and move on.B) Jack the floor, keep collecting rent, and leave myself open to the building being condemmed and all the assessments that should be $30-40k.

Ready, fire, aim.