With rising values the assessment makes sense but the assessment raises seemed exorbitant.That would be great but they need the money for next year so I doubt we'll get that.

I wasn’t the “victim”, so when I went to get the police report I was told I had to submit a FOIA.When I do get them, I doubt it will say much.

To give a bit of background, both my wife and I are from south Florida, I am a military veteran and would qualify for a VA loan but with interest rates where they are currently, I doubt we would be able to be cash flow positive without a significant down payment.

It creates doubt about what else might have been done incorrectly.So the rule of thumb I go by is simple.

Sorry to hear you replaced the same water heater twice, but I doubt better records would have prevented that. 

For an $1800 long term rental, I doubt you’d see enough premium to offset the cost and risk.

If a full appraisal was completed within the last four months for the heloc, you can ask that they consider it; I doubt they will use it.

But for a FN, I doubt it. 

Your problem is that now your in-law apartment needs 200 amp service (don't bother with 150 or 160, the marginal cost of 200 amps is a trifle over those and saves you a lot of grief) for the heat and the stove.I sincerely doubt your electric service can handle the extra load without extensive modifications, rewiring, and increased service from ComEd.

So I doubt Florida is 66% cheaper.