It was with a sigh of relief that I granted the request of the tenants to be released from their lease when their jobs transferred to the far side of the metro area.Two important lessons we gleaned from this mini-debacle are 1) nothing is more important than leasing to good quality tenants, and 2) having a property that shows well and is in a fact an up-to-date place that’s nice to rent is critical to attracting and retaining good tenants.As this was happening we were also learning the ins and outs of the local eviction process as we evicted tenants from two units who were non-payers.

What a relief-- I took a 15k loss, and thanked my lucky stars to be rid of it.  

It will be such a relief when this learning curve is finally in my rear view mirror, but I sincerely appreciate being able to ask questions, and receive answers, in this forum.Next step: find a CPA!

I have also read that it's easier to use and just overall better functionality with bank reconciliation, etc.

Getting the second one dismissed, or a relief from the automatic stay shouldn't be that difficult.

.-30% of real estate agents are going to quit-Buyers will have some relief and be able to choose where they want to live instead of accepting what they can get-Finding deals is going to be easier as people will panic sell-Stocks are cheap right now relative to their 52 week highsThere is going to be a TON of opportunity over the next year and the folks that have prepared and been patient with their capital are going to reap the rewards of these discounted assets.  

For instance, in Hurricane Nicole relief was only given to certain counties in Florida. 

You network until you meet that one person, trade business cards, then breathe a sigh of relief knowing you accomplished what you set out to do.

I'd drop that hot potato into some timeshare relief agency's lap if I were you.And let's keep this place free of politics, shall we?

People will pass away no matter what the market and probate pain relief will always be in demand.