For instance, if a Landlord is now able to walk away with a check to pay-off any 15-year loan that is still in effect and keeps the $ difference up to the market value, then a totally burnt down rental unit isn't a financial heart-ache....but, he/she still owns the burnt or partially burnt property that would need to be demo'd, and property sold (unless the Landlord chooses to pay property tax on the land for years to come, as it wouldn't be very marketable in most cases)...or, is the thinking to let the locality incur the cost of the condemnation of the partially burnt unit?

Hi All,Just wanted to post my experience trying to obtain probate leads at the Worcester Family and Probate Court in Worcester this morning.First off, I tried http://www.masscourts.org/ to obtain the information before deciding to muscle my way into 225 Main St - what a demographic!

This is all processed through the "ACH" banking network - similar to eCheck.

The 'direct deposit' solutions are for ACH transactions with (much) greater than 1 entry.

After two years of heart ache, I was barely able to sell them and now only own nicer multi-units or SFH.I hope that helps.

Not that it can't be done, but yes head aches are much worse from a distant because you have to rely on others for everything.

Nice muscles.

For the first month, I usually take a cashiers check and ask for a voided check so I can set them up for ACH transfer.

Was thinking of switching my tenants over to ACH transfer but am lost and new to ACH which is why im here asking?.

This will save you the head ache of possibly losing alot of money and time.