Read the rules and regulations about what a home improvement contractor can and cant do on the state web site .                                                 

They are required by law to respond - i would not go over anything anymore over the phone (but you should confirm those calls are recorded) and request copies of the calls: (note from the web:)Here's what you should include in your QWR:1.Your Identification and Account Information:Your full name: Use the name that is on your mortgage.Your home address:Your mortgage account number: This is crucial so the servicer can identify your loan. 2.

I tend to bounce around the web a lot looking for information, but this forum seems to stand out above others for quality information, and any help is appreciated.  

We've moved towards QR codes which direct guests to web pages or how-to videos (e.g. for a gas fireplace operation instructions) which keeps it pretty clean in the home but still gives guests what they need.

Coming from a marketing background observing brokerage web traffic and lead flow, it seems like many potential contacts might slip away if they don't get a quick answer.

Hey Will, Im actually in the process of building out a web application for these use cases now.

Santarelli/Norada continuing to put out videos and web requests for funding without disclosing the difficulties he has already acknowledged in writing !!

(Please don’t tell me you will lend anonymously to those you met here or on the web).Title/Fire/Hazard Insurance Requirements: Not part of this list but what will be your insurance requirements?

I work with software as part of my day job and built out a custom web app to help me analyze real estate deals as a side project.

I would ask the HOA for a copy of the governing docs; they may even be on their web site.