The owner passed away in 2013, and the property deed is in her name.

@C Rutherford I, too had a single in her 60’s year old tenant who spent the first year after I inherited her calling and texting, sometimes as many as 50 times per week.

Each time you consult a lawyer, you receive a different answer, and the subsequent lawyer may provide a completely different solution or, even worse, refute what the previous lawyers have said.One of the primary issues is their inherent biases.

If people were to try to give themselves props in here on their agent business only other agents would see it anyway.

My upcoming book details an investor who lost a couple hundred thousand in her first few years due to rookie mistakes.

There's still an abundant amount of cash-flowing deals in here in Ohio.

I had another coworker on another occasion found someone strolling in her backyard coming home from work and it was also an inspector from Nassau County.

Considering the obstacles above, his driveway encroaches onto my property by 5-15 feet over a distance of 240 feet.

Its to make sure you have enough skin in the game on this property such that when you buy the next one you're not going to be in over your ski's.Hope that helps, there are many ways to structure your situation so that you can bob and weave around these obstacles.

I'm looking to explore the investment opportunity of real estate to create a chance to spend more time with family and build a business for my children to inherit. I