He may not have ill intentions, but it's better to move on and not find out either way.

Hello!My name is Clayton, and I am from College Station, Tx. I grew up in the area, and have been interested in real estate investing for some time. While I have spent years reading, listening, and learning, we (my fa...

@Ed Ma Why don't you just pull some money out of this property if your intention is to use it to invest in something else? 

I am investing in REI for my families future and have absolutely no intent of looking to "get rich quick", replace a job, or use father time as an excuse to make hasty decisions and potentially leveraging myself too far.

I've tried contacting Chase multiple times for an explanation because that just makes no sense to me considering we bought it as an investment property and our intentions were never for it to be our primary residence.

If they don't show up, we just keep on keepin' on.As a private Landlord with no office, it's probably best to call them 30-60 minutes prior and confirm their intent to show.Another trick is to set showing times or have an open house.

While the sister serving as executrix may or may not have ownership, suggest you show her some respect going through her if the intent is to gain ownership.

If no, then do not do it.But perhaps I have misunderstood the intent of your post. 

In this week’s blog, I am turning it over to Auben Columbia’s Market Sales Manager, Chris deTreville, and his thoughts on what a 20-year scatter site residential rental professional thinks about new construction rentals and specifically intentionally developed (build-for-rent) rental communities.

This will then allow you to be very intentional in your journey going forward which can lead to your eventual success.