I heard that this is the most dry winter in 80 years.

“We” will not pay for loss or expense due to the cancellation ofany lease or agreement.This coverage does not apply to loss caused by “fungi,” wet ordry rot, or bacteria other than as provided under ADDITIONALPAYMENTS, Fungi, Wet Or Dry Rot Or Bacteria Coverage.Fair Rental ValueIf an insured property loss covered under PROPERTYPROTECTION—SECTION I, OUR PROMISE—Dwelling Coverage,OUR PROMISE—Other Structures Coverage or OUR PROMISE—Personal Property Coverage, makes “your” “residence premises”uninhabitable, “we” will pay for “your” loss of normal rentsresulting from the loss, less charges and expenses which do notcontinue while the rented part of the “residence premises” isuninhabitable.

If it's old tear it out and dry out the floors. 

My cash flow is drying up and I need to get more cash.  

I know this isn't a cut and dry response, but I hope it helps some.

Need some advice.I'm in the process of buying my first house with the intention of living there, rehabbing it, then putting tenants in there about 2-3 years from now once i've built enough equity to no longer pay PMI through a refi.The market in my area is pretty dry.

Keep your powder dry and look for opportunities in the turmoil 

I’ve merely hit a dry spell.  

Dry cleaning services pick up and delivery, signage rental (if you can get it legally and permitted), e charging stations, etc are other ideas.

I created a worksheet I'm calling my "solution worksheet" (a bit of a dry name I know) where I give a brief breakdown of what the seller would net from the following three scenarios: 1).