(non working outlets, automatic garage door openers, toilets that take an extra flush, closet doors that come off the track ect, fireplace not working...)

Here in NJ we have what's called 'Operation of Law' which basically states that (generally speaking) if more than 2 years have passed since the Mother's death, then title automatically passes to the next of kin (if intestate) or beneficiaries in the will (if testate, and this part is an assumption).

Without any more information, that is automatically a 25 GRM.Flat iron has a GRM figure of around 20xYorkville can be sub 16.You don't buy a manhattan condo for the early cash flow.

It sounds like I have 2 options:1- I can put in a new 2 inch digital meter,which can download data on amount of usage, exact time of day, and constant stream of usage to automatically detect leaks (cost of a few hundred dollars)2- I can install individual meters for ever unit.

An Ma, I don't know you at all, so I don't mean to imply that this automatically applies to you.It's the old 80/20 rule A structured program like An Ma describes sounds great in theory, but I think, based on past experience, that the better way to learn is to find someone local to work for.

Depends, in almost all jurisdictions, it automatically goes to month-to-month if you don't.

That way, I know that it's done.I also have them sign forms with electric and gas companies that authorizes the utilities to notify me if the uutilities are not being paid.We also have an automatic transfer plan that switches the utilities back to me automatically when the tenant moves.I would check to see if your utilities have any of these programs.

If I do an eviction there is an automatic money action I can do that doesn't cost extra.

I was doing some research into automatic billing for rentals and came across Dwolla, it says 25cents per payment and it can be setup to use automatic payments.

I have all of my mortgage payments set to be automatically paid from that account each month so I don't have to write any checks.