Will probably sell in a few years.Besides finishing the basement, we've made the house "healthier/safer" by sealing the crawl space, installing a radon extraction system, escape windows in the basement, and a SimpliSafe alarm.

I would like someone that could do a monthly walk through to do things like light bulbs, furnace filters, batteries for remotes/smoke alarms and minor repairs.

A couple false alarms but not real alerts so far. 

Banks are used to having borrowers transfer their interest into a trust, mostly for estate planning so this may not set off any alarms.

@Charlie MacPhersonThis isn’t a brand new thread but I wanted to post on it because it’s a continuing problem that can have devastating consequences I was so alarmed at how easy it can be for this to happen that I just posted an article on deed fraud & what are some red flags to look forIt contains some links to check your property & register your property for fraud alerts with the clerk's office’s in various parts of the country https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/14776/98707-is-your-property-at-risk-for-title-fraud-how-to-protect-yourself

I'm rooting for you, and I generally applaud optimism ... but your description sounds alarm bells.Also, remember that seeing something that could be a deal and actually having the opportunity to acquire it are TOTALLY different. 

s no damage to the property.Test your smoke alarm(s).

I do not want to have a thief living in my house, especially if they are a danger to my other tenants.

My understanding is that there must be two POTS lines for the fire alarm and one for each elevator.

Deadbeats are breeding at an alarming rate and none of them could be evicted if having a kid would stop evictions.I'm interested to get the details on this - so let me know what you find out!