We made it about 1 hour ahead of the moratorium on one storm or a private lender who forclosed on a property.  

The excuse "my employer made the mistake" will not be acceptable.

For the first time this year bank-owned property sales saw an increase, up 7%, with 147 recorded for the month compared to 138 last August.Investor purchases accounted for 19% of all home sales in Shelby County with an average sales price of $74,898. 45% of investor purchases were made by out-of-town buyers, with 38 properties purchased by CSMA BLT LLC, the leading hedge fund owner in Shelby County.Following is a breakdown of August home sales by municipality comparing 2017 figures to 2016:Home Sales by MunicipalityMunicipality#of Units SoldAvg.

A lot of the articles i read online made it seem as simple as, if you have leftover, use it! 

It should work with the caveat that you stay away from the standard tiles that are made of pressed cardboard or whatever it is.

NO changes can be made they will not write new policies until after the storm comes through or change anything.I have been checking airnav and here is the real winds.Key west:   65 knots gusting 85 kts... so 100mph gustFort Meyers  45 knots gusting 70kts  so about 90 mph.Miami  30 gusting  45 knots... so not so bad.I mean here in Oregon we get 45 gusting 70 knots each winter just with Alaska storms 3 to 4 times a year on the coastand then in the metro area we will get 30 gusting 40  a lot... with winds in the gorge  70 knots gustings 90 knots along the ridge line.I was worried it was going to be 100 plus knots gusting 120 knots I think you will as you say ride it out..

@Srikanth Vasireddi I haven’t made the trip yet.

We sold the first and gained $30k and rolled that into the second and then made another $30k. 

The new owner's application with the mobile park office was denied after we made that transaction and she told me it was because she was new to the area and therefore unemployed at that time.

It was not our primary revenue stream but we owned/controlled the adjacent scrap (empty) land and it was a very small (and inexpensive) lot but convenient for 'customers'... but I'd do it again in a heartbeat if I had a similar opportunity.