This balances nicely against our own projects.We essentially make our investors “a mini Toll Brothers developer”.

She originally bought it to make an investment property but then was not able to afford the repairs and essentially stopped paying attention to it all together.The $500 is just her wanting to be done with the headache.

The title co. will tell you what other paperwork, signatures, processes, etc. that you need.

You would essentially be paying for a no deductible policy but 2x the overhead, admin, profit, reserves, etc. that the policy writing company collects on top of what they need to pay claims.Hope that helps a bit.

Every time I feel like I am at the end I receive more paperwork with more court dates.

Essentially take your percent and replace UPB with RE Value to come back to the realistic pricing.

OR it will get me a down payment on a rental property that will cost me 120-150k and rent out for just enough to cover the mortgage on a ten year loan, essentially tying up those funds unless the property value skyrockets and I can cash out in a couple of years.What's 20k going to get me in Fargo?

The amount of money it takes to operate an association is a lot, and we, you, cannot allow others to essentially tarnish your investment.

If the trust paperwork is defective, then they have to fix it.

We are fortunate that our painter is licensed and EPA certified and we get the required paperwork prior to work commencing and we also provide the disclosures required by law to the new occupants.