I recently had 2 of our properties come up for rent in September, one in Sugar Land, and the other in Richmond.  

Some areas to consider are the suburbs: Cypress, Katy, Richmond, Spring, Jersey Village, Sugar Land, Pasadena, Pearland, Humble. 

It's becoming clear to me that figuring out accurate estimates are a result of blood, tears, sweat, and hard work.

It's impossible to get blood from a rock.Try to get a warm lead on your next PM from someone who is satisfied with whoever they are using.HM

You have the experience and it's in your blood so someone will likely be willing to take a chance on you.  

But if you don't wish to purchase right now, you need to at least complete a preliminary a Blood Test and X-Ray (i.e.

Usually 30 days later they end up being appointed either administrator or executor.Beneficiary - named in the will  who will receive assets.Heir - is typically a blood relative of the decedent, or is the next of kin.

grand blood sweat tears and sticking their necks out . 

Draft a contract and make the terms clear for both parties - this is still important even if borrowing from a close blood relative.

As to not sugar coat this, with in my ownership, she has probably been late on rent about ~50% of the time but again has always paid in full within a couple weeks of the due date.So this is what I'm proposing, so let me know if you have any concerns or if there is any additional due diligence i need to do...The property is worth $140K fixed up.