It is the insured's job to prove that their damage was caused by one of these named perils.

@Jason Cory what's the harm in OP asking twice?

I've seen this cause problems for second mortgage holders because this can cause problems with the marketability of the property at foreclosure sale.Again, I'm not a Virginia attorney (nor is this legal advice) and in order to understand the ins and outs of the Virginia foreclosure process, it would be worth speaking to a Virginia attorney.

So if visitation was down 700k what was the cause for this? 

This way if things go badly she isn't harmed. 3.

But there’s still a gap between what’s technically allowed and what’s actually likely to survive review, timing, and politics.That’s usually when momentum takes over:earnest money is about to go hardconsultants are getting engagedextensions feel cheaper than starting overNothing is wrong yet — but optionality is already shrinking.In my experience, most bad outcomes aren’t caused by a single fatal issue.

So I have a co-living insurance policy at replacement cost with rental loss coverage - Steadily only works when its 4 bedrooms or less and they really don't want it (usually causes non-renewals).

.* The Complexity: The tenant has historically denied the behavior and has pre-emptively claimed "harassment" and "retaliation"My Goal:I am planning to issue a 60-day "No-Cause" Notice to Quit to regain possession for my family’s quiet enjoyment.

It's a real pain finding out which carriers have the dog bite / breed exclusions but in my opinion it's a top 5 for the potential causes of you getting sued as a landlord.

The ARV/appraised value came out lower than expected thereby causing greater funds to be stuck in the deal provided you have the funds. 2.