Not amatter of hiring you...I work with alot of young people and get them going becaue we are there to hold their hands and hued them.

A death in the family is a very delicate time for anyone.

So with that said my thoughts are to reach back out to her and leave her a message (I am assuming she will not answer my call) explaining how difficult of a situation this is and how delicate it needs to be treated.  

@Sandy Hu from what I have seen all of the self management software charges 3%-4% for rent collection fees. 

I really appreciate your advice and especially how delicately you put it.

Joe Gore Joe: In most situations you would be correct (as many others have indicated above), but in certain jurisdictions when dealing with a {documented} domestic violence situation the obligation to protect the woman and children remaining in the home permits you deny the abuser access to the property.It's a delicate situation into which one should not wade without legal council.

It is a delicate balance between asking too much but still getting the info you need.Here is the link:https://goo.gl/forms/mNtPtxpFKV1sprFr2

The only issue with this plan is it will take an estimated 17 years to complete the downpayments and full-payments on these 4 properties......my estimate....So unrealistically I want to get into more delicate options such as multi-family but do so cautiously....I am researching and waiting until I can cash flow my first down payment.My question to whomever would like to respond: We plan to sell our single family home due to the fact that we would like to move closer into the city and we can either roll our equity into our next home by reducing the costs or roll this equity into possibly 2-3 down payments for single family homes and using a VA loan for our next home to avoid PMI (the devil itself).Comments and questions welcomed =)

Audrey Hu you need a strong stomach to be a landlord.

Hit me up on AIM at HokieGreg HU if you want.Good luck with everything.