We appreciate all our military, police and fire brothers and sister.

Purchased house after I was fired, remodeled, I can sell but then I don’t have a house to live in.

I am trying to get an insurance quote from my broker, but I am learning that the wild fire risk in the area is a 4 on a scale of 5 and they are having a hard time finding providers that will insure the property.

If not, they'll repeat the mistake and then you should perhaps consider firing them and trying again.

Due to seniority he knows he will be fired when he returns.

Knowing our buying power would only set the fire even stronger under our asses to make a move too.  

That’s currently what I’m trying to do and have a few irons in the fire to do so. 

You could have a problem if a fire occurs during rehab with no permit.  

If the property needs foundation, roof structure, fire or flood repair I'd hard PASS on this deal. 

How do you tell your tenants your the new owner and they should pay you rent or you perhaps increase it and you want them to perhaps pay by cash, cheque or an online portal, How would you fire the existing property manager if they were doing a bad job and you wanted to get a new one or negotiate fees etc?)