No wall paint, no satellite receivers, no installation of appliances, no storage sheds, no building of structure (some seriously want to build their own pergola), no swimming pools, no hot tubs, no electrical modifications, carpet, etc.

The owners might still be living in the property as holdover tenants, the property might be vacant but have valuable property the owners are using for storage and eviction has to happen, or the house is totally vacant and needs to be trashed out and cleaned and winterized depending on time of the year and climate.During this time the bank or asset company is having the broker that is to be assigned the listing complete a free BPO and then they also order 1 to 2 other bpo's that pay other brokers directly to do for an objective third party evaluation.

We are looking to purchase and build a few mini storages but we have also been approached by several people for investing into their business, one of which is large apartment complexes.

Anything left here after x amount of time will be placed in storage (hopefully onsite) and the tenant charged a daily/weekly/monthly fee depending on what the law provides.

I never have in the past, but this week, I am going to call the family of an guy that died in town that had a bunch of self storage units.

Also, plenty of properties bypass probate altogether by use if other transfer devices: joint tenancy and use of trusts, for example.Generally, executors and named in wills to execute the wishes of the decedent.

Another option is to rent the garage seperately from the house for storage or a work shop.

Can easily happen with older electric devices where the plug might have bent prongs or other wear/abuse.

This means more frequent furnace filter changes and vacuuming of electric heating devices.

I'm going to rebuild it and turn it into storage units for University students.