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Mark Abele
  • Investor and Real Estate Agent
  • Lincoln, NE
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Unexpected death plan

Mark Abele
  • Investor and Real Estate Agent
  • Lincoln, NE
Posted

Hopefully this isn't too macabre, but as my portfolio gets bigger I've been thinking about how big of nightmare it would be for my wife to deal with should I die suddenly and unexpectedly. Curious if anyone has some advice or ideas of practical steps to take to make that less stressful for me now and of course easy for her to deal with should the worst happen.

A physical list of numbers/people to call such as tenants or handymen? Or better yet, a property management company I have vetted that she could take everything to? (she wouldn't have time to deal with anything herself as far as property management is concerned) Or should I simply give her names of Realtors I trust to sell the properties?

Has anyone else thought of this and planned in this way?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts and ideas!

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