Police were called other day as one tenant accused the daughter of stealing a package.

US National will also write polices on tax sale properties that have gone through the quiet title suit, but there is likely going to be curative work that will need to be done as they will do an exhausted search and notify anyone who may have an ownership interest in the property.

Luckily the tenants were out of town at the time and filed a police report when they got back.

As a senior investor, under no circumstance will I EVER provide advice to any new investor to blindly put their money in some place they have never been to. 

There are some parts of California, if you rent to a senior, you can't get your house back.

I’ve been a police officer for 31 years and I’m currently a lieutenant and I’ve been a supervisor for 10 years.

Hi @Mike Hartzog a fractionalized Deed of Trust is where there are multiple lenders listed on one deed of trust, rather than having them on separate DOTs and recorded in order of seniority/subordination.

If the later his best bet is to get on the list for senior housing, if there is a senior center in the area there may be a social services he can be connected to.

For those who I have not met yet on BP, I am a police officer/real estate agent/MF investor in a small town near Cincinnati, Ohio.

The tenant called me saying he contacted the police saying I stole his stuff.