Go to creditkarma.com and get your credit information for free before you speak to any lender.

You can call to verify the best / cheapest SEC lawyer I've heard speak a few times.

Also schedule a time to speak with us using the scheduler (at bottom of our website).

@Bill Gulley, You do speak some truth but not all servicers companies are run by banks.

Eventually getting a good deal will be negated by the expense incurred marketing.

I would thank the mother for her imput but let her know you need to speak with her daughter on this.

I'm speaking strictly for the state of Colorado, you have to be denied coverage by 3 admitted carriers before you can go the E&S (non-admitted) route, and typically E&S policies are more expensive, but perhaps you could get a short term policy that would cover you until you can get the roof fixed, and then go back to your prior carrier...if you still wanted to do business with them.

I have always been one of those types of people who 'keep measuring but never cut' so to speak, so I'm resolved to not run my real estate business that way.

People like myself and Dick Ernst were also speaking and there were panel discussions led by one of our Washington DC attorneys.

Call came in today from a DM campaign and wondering if I can make this a deal somehow:SFH ARV $140kRepairs ~$12kSeller Owes $116k (1st and HELOC)Tenanted at $1000/month - which is negative cash flow with existing loans and taxes.Sellers do not have money to use at closing to bring down the purchase price.