Googling for information about Due On Sale clause and the Washington State non-judicial foreclosure process and timeline, I stumbled across this interesting bit from a  Washington State lawyer's obituary:Not content to be just another escrow office, in an era of extraordinarily high interest rates Jerry [Jeremiah M.

There are lots of different types of "dementia"...it sounds like they are moving toward the adjudication process of formal guardianship, which is likely the right thing to do.In the interim, you can explore different types of guardianship, like "ad litem"...just consult with an attorney and I'm sure you guys can figure something out fairly quickly. 

A staged lease-reading followed by a Q and A is much more the kind of training and performance exercise you need in the landlord-tenant relationship.Of course, once you get up past a certain number of tenants, holding these kinds of formal lease-signings is going to get very hard to handle and/or you're going to get sick and tired of showing up.

Yeah that is an area known as the base. those are all formally military housing in there from when the airport used to be in Air Force Base.

I have zero formal mentors but I have “informal” ones.  

It was a judicial foreclosure but the redemption period is likely 90 days.

We've been buying more and more product in Chicagoland and prefer to avoid Cook County, when possible, but, if we find a good deal, we'll bid on it.You have three main factors that affect timelines for NPNs in judicial states: the courts, the foreclosing attorney, and the noteholder.

If there is another formal complaint, I will evict them.

Is there a formal letter/format of a form that I should send to them introducing myself and my contact information that someone could share. 

There are professionals who have spent years picking up a lot of little things through formal training and learning by experience.