It’s a win win and a deduction as well.

The plaintiff missed a couple of payments and madethem up later but, the mortgage company called the balance to be paid infull after continual late and missed payments.The plaintiff in 2017 claimed she discovered she might be forced to move out of the home she'd been"renting" since 2015 because she noticed the house was going into foreclosure.

Then, if possible, you want them to continue to discover new things about the house that make them fall in love with it.We provide cable or satellite t.v. 

I'll still be saving a ton of money from my job income, it's a win win.

As far as the first restoration company, I assume that once they discovered you have no insurance for the claim, they do not want to do anymore work for you and have moved on. 

You win because you will get a piece of real estate all fixed up after you friend works on it.Your friend wins because he is compensated for the work he did.If you do decide to go the partnership route, spend an hour or two with an attorney and have everything in writing.What is each partner's ownership percentage?

So still a win!

You have to make it a win for your lenders as well!

Win some, lose some.

FHA vs conventional; conventional almost always wins.