Normally if I received notice from power company the power is in jeopardy of shutoff I send notice to cure.. and then file if not corrected.

When you make contact with a family member, inquire about buying out their interest in the property then you'll be able to initiate the probate process.Right now consider that the property has a title issue that you'll want to cure.

Apparently, what you followed-up with reminds me of the GREAT Book I read "Dollar Crisis - Causes, Consequences and Cures".

Start the legal process, generally a 3 day or 5 day "notice to cure", TODAY.Screen people, I don't run credit checks, I don't check with former landlords, I keep my EYES and EARS open and have a long discussion (interview) with my prospects.

I'd use whatever is used in NV to give Notice to Cure or Quit.

I'd also have a conversation with her about how she is in default and you will need to evict if she doesn't cure, etc.If there are other problems, I'd send a quit notice ASAP.

There is no cure for stupid, there is for ignorance, it's an education which is why I got involved with GREA and have posted on BP for years. 

They took the landlord to court for numerous housing violations that the management would not cure (vermin, water damage from the vacant upstairs, accumulated trash from a restaurant in the building), it was pretty gross stuff.

I believe if other than rent issues you have to send them a letter allowing tenant 14 days to cure the issue, but for non payment of rent just treat them like anyone else and start the process to evict them.

"I don't have time"... PUKE!

Look, last time I checked we've all got just 24 hours in our days and NO you can't manage time...

You can however, manage your actions within the...