I haven't dealt with probates very much, but with the one i have, the only person appointed by the will or the court which is call executor or executrix has the ability to sign for every body..

Just like you are doing with the flips, except you are re-accessing those funds by refi...instead of flips.Kind of like you have built 3 assembly lines spitting out engines, bodies and interiors.  

Maybe you would like to offer some thoughts on the matter.As to the MLS or agents giving up their data it is already done albeit not openly or willingly, and I am involved in a web project to make it available first to members and then when it comes out of beta it will go to the public.Information should be free and flow like water.This attempt to hold back information is short sighted on the part of NAR, CAR and the rest and is completely unsustainable as we will all see shortly.The advent of the broker/agent owned MLS's was the death knell for this concept but the body doesn't stink enough yet so many doubt that it is dead.Because of this current ..whatever we are calling it.. crisis I am finding more and more people ready to talk about alternatives to the current status quo.And just so you will know I don't feel bum kicked at all.

Just make sure you know your numbers and don't trust any  body else's.

I also coach boxing at Shippensburg university and have considered jumping into College housing since I already have an “in” with some of the students body, but haven’t acted on it yet but.

HELLOI WAS WONDERING IF ANYBODY KNEW A PRICE QOUTE FOR HOME OWNERS INSURANCE ON A HOUSE THIS OLD 1880 OR IF ANY BODY KNEW OF A COMPANY THAT WOULD INSURE A HOUSE THIS OLD THERE IS NO KNOB AND TUBE ON THE PROPERTY AND NO OILTHANK YOU

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They want a 30 day extension, which I'm reluctant to do, but will do as the house will be a profitable rehab.Any body had this happen ?

Permitting requirements vary by governing body.  

No need to remove the baseboard bodies, fin and tube in an effort to get better looking/performing fins (IMO).If your baseboards have frozen, the most likely place they split (from what I have seen) is the joint where the fin and tube meets the pipe.