It is a substantial loss as we are unable to fill the airbnb space and the subtenant lease is significantly below market rate.

Normally I'd say, absolutely be at the inspection because you'll learn a lot and can ask questions as you go.However, if you're intent on closing, want to minimize your risk, and can find an inspector willing to inspect in this environment, that might be an option.

Hi Scott, I'd probably shop around for several quotes and as long as the low bid is from a well rated insurer with minimal complaints from insureds I'd go with that.

Note the private market do not usually take a property that has had a flood loss before.

This allows us to deliver an excellent end product, with as minimal disruption as possible to our clients' lives, and provide the peace of mind that the end of the project does not mean the end of stellar service.

For the 2 years (2016 & 2019) of Balance Sheet data that I have, the Reserve Fund was used to pay off large net losses (I'm assuming capital expenditures?)

Then you will apply the deposit to the unpaid rent, ensuring you have no losses, and refund the remainder of the deposit, if any.

Do it when You want or need to minimize taxes.

If a tenant asks for a lease modification because of a loss of job permanent/temp/reduction in hours/reduction in pay.

Often there are some other little benefits like this, parking, outdoor lights, fencing, landscaping (or lack thereof) Cons include loss of control.