(It's hard to give a specific answer without knowing all of the details).Pay close attention to the debits and credit.

It looks like at some point they passed away and the beneficiaries of the trust never dealt with the property and clearly have no intention of paying any attention to it.

I'm not in the ground-up game so I don't pay that much attention to it. 

If you have a full-time job, you might consider the cost of paying an agent part of your costs for doing business (having a professional that can give full-time attention to buying and selling your properties.)

With more ways to reach potential customers and partners and more competition in the industry, we must work harder to get their attention.

I'm really looking to be a sponge and learn.All I have is my time and attention so I figured I'd offer exactly that.

One thing that I have learned is that property management companies don't give much time and attention to owners who just have one single-family property.

Just heard from ex tenant's mother when tenant moved out because the property was not being taken care of, as owner had other businesses that took his attention while making much more money there.

If you spend a few hundred on an inspection and can use that to get out of  really bad deal, it's money well spent.Pay attention to your dates though - you most likely have 10 days or so to get the inspection done. 

Now it has been brought to my attention they won’t be able to pay. they also have a dilemma now because they can’t get a permit to move the mobile home off the property because of the taxes they owe.