Bear in mind you should expect prompt, data-based answers - not estimates, not long-delayed emails with "oh, our numbers are really great, so great!"

It wasn't handled in a timely fashion by the then PM administrator (she left since), so I got stuck with a vacant yet un-relinquished unit, and with an eviction moratorium. 

Interesting and relevant topic Account Closed.I have always been advocating, that "work from home" is what most administrative functions of businesses, should be adopting.

When managed properly with help of administrator ( 80 hr class ) and assistants these can generate lucrative cash flow.

At the very least, check state and federal databases to see if the site is listed as a potentially contaminated site. 

I found it through my personal data base.

It is a low cost option and does not have a significant amount of red tape or administrative requirements.

@Steve GennaFlood insurance is not messing with your numbers, it's a cold wet fact with some properties.The only recourse you have is to:. move the house to a property outside of the flood zone.. find a cash buyer that does not require a mortgage. find a buyer who wants to buy the property regardless of the cost of flood insurance.. keep the property and rent it or live in it.Call an insurance agent that sells flood insurance and have them check their data base.

Just carry adequate insurance and worry about an LLC when you are bored enough to take on the administrative load of having one.

This allows them to post your property on a master database so that carriers can match with your property.Within 10 business days, you should hear back from the company as to whether your property is a viable candidate for 5G rooftop leasingThe company should contact carriers to see if there is any immediate interest.