If the first lien is substantial and the tenant is not performing (a safe assumption in light of the eviction attempt) then your second lien is just not worth very much regardless of what is stated on the face as to amount owing and interest rate.   

If you go with your company you'll probably get full replacement cost but your deductible will apply and they will attempt to recover from the other unit owner's policy. 

I was told by BP when I attempted to share a zoom last week I had to make a event and couldnt post it only in this group.Would someone like to work with me to put a event together for Maryland REI Family and others near?

Had a professional come in to do all of the plumbing and electrical once I tore it down to the studs, but this was after attempting by myself.

They give an address we check, but no body recognize the name of the guy.

Many times, the homeowner has already attempted to sell the house and they've had no luck. 

Just looking to get some guidance as I attempt to navigate my first deal.

You can't issue a lease for a property you don't own yet so I'm not sure there is much point in attempting to contact the tenant before hand. 

Apparently , he 'attempted' to reinstall blinds but when he installed the hardware for the blinds his drill torque was too strong and he split the wood on the inside of each window frame!

I was wondering if anyone out there has ever attempted this kind of "half flip" as I guess you could call it, and if it is a bad idea to try something like this on my first flip.