Option # 2 May pay out as low as 25% of your claim cost.So on a $50k freezing pipe claim, option # 1 gives you $50k, option #2 gives you $12,500.Not sure a freezing pipe claim can he that high, but you get the idea.

I have exhausted all my funds, and now need to look for other sources of financing.

I have exhausted all my funds, and now need to look for other sources of financing to continue growing.

I would imagine eventually it all comes to the specifics of the property itself but then the search is becoming to exhaustive, so I would want to focus on couple geographical areas and be able to search there.Currently I'm in CA and looking to invest in other states.Any idea on how to get started and get focused on an area would be appreciated.Thanks in advace to all the comments.

The house flooded during Harvey here in Houston but only due to the drainage pipe in the street collapsing causing the water to back up and to flood the home.

I know I'm not responsible for it, but I'm a bit puzzled by the solution as the hole is large and there needs to be space for two pipes to fit through. 

There was an approximate 1 inch split in the 3/4in copper piping.

Have you exhausted all your Fannie/Freddie conventional loans?

Temporary i extended the pipe with a extension so it lands on grass, but it then blocks parking to side of house. 

Your inspector will look for structural integrity issues, life safety issues/fire hazards and inspect your MEP Systems to make sure Electrical panel, wiring, piping, hot water heater & HVAC systems are acceptable/good working condition.Roof/Crawlspace/Attic InspectionsIf you are afraid of heights and don't want to get on the roof, crawl around in a dirty creepy crawl space or climb around in a haunted attic, an inspector can inspect these areas.