Does anyone know of a property management person/company that serves the St.

Locking up properties that will be hard to sell are a punch in the gut for the sellers so you have to step back and think, are these worth locking up or would the seller be best served listing with a local agent and getting out, without you in the middle.It sounds like these are ancillary to your territory and usual buy box and that usually means you don't need them.

While doing research, I found this resource that may be helpful in your situation.https://ipropertymanagement.com/guides/how-to-serve-an-evict...

P/L revenue streamC.

but because I also practice IBC, that I would be max funding a whole life policy NOW so I would be storing my cash in a more beneficial location than a HYSA, can leverage the money no questions asked for any future investments you might decide on YET still earn interest and likely dividends on the cash value, flexibile repayment terms, and protections on the backend for you and your loved ones.Not to mention tax deferred growth and a future tax free income stream of dividends up to your basis.Could also serve as a 529 equivalent (didn't see it above) for your children if you didn't put policies on them.Without knowing all the details it's hard to say. 

Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Patrick Geretystart with a house hackHi Nicholas.

Quote from @Jason L.: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: slow down.. you own the land.. its worth 1 mil  what is your basis? 

For example your state's law might require a prior owner who resided in the property to be notified in person but they may not have been able to locate and serve them notice or an interested party may have been notified at the wrong address.

This serves as a buffer against vacancies and unexpected expenses. 

They have until Friday to correct this or we are forced to serve a 60 day notice of non renewal on her lease. my PMC is in top of this.