Nathan Waters yes that's what I normally do for rentals.

My home insurance write an estimate for the water damage.Replacement Cost Vale                                            $19,000Less Depreciation                                                       (2,000)   ---------Actual Cash Value                                                      $17,000Less Deductible                                                    (1,000)Less Prior Payments                                                     (8,500)                                                                                     -----------Net Claim Remaining                                            $7,500Total Recoverable Depreciation                                     $2,000Net Claim Remaining if Depreciation is Recovered        $9,500I have three questions.1) Does it mean the insurer still owes $9,500?

Just looking at zillow there are a TON of foreclosures in this area (it looks like it anyway).Your roof is leaking, the basement is getting water in it, you've got drop tile ceilings, the flooring is coming up, HVAC is old, Wood is rotting, Siding (at a min. needs paint, water heater is probably shot, and you've got peeling paint.

Note that basements are considered a plus in most areas where the water table and other issue present challenges for constructing a basement.We do our own construction and use very few subs so i know the pros & cons of basements firsthand.  

Their employees perform a variety of functions, including water quality and law enforcement, fire suppression, harvest regulation, and even timber industry promotion.

The land is divided into 24 lots that all have their own septic, electric, water etc. each lot is leased to people who own their own mobile homes and they pay a monthly rent for just the land of $175 (which is a bit under valued should go up to $200) owner takes care of absolutely no maintenance, utilities, structural insurance, etc. 23/24 lots are filled with long term leases in place.

Water heater is at least 20 yrs old - working fine but again, it's not going to last forever.

If the market tanks in Houston, you'll be way under water fast. 

I have been getting 2 bills for water meters.  

They said they would love to work with me in the future given I further educate myself Anyway, I'm 7 months pregnant and had a certain number in mind for how much I would make wholesaling by the time he is born, only now, my water has broken at 27 weeks and I'm hospital bed ridden till he's born, for sure earlier than his due date :(I've been playing around with list source and am building up marketing materials, is wholesaling at all possible from a hospital bed?