Make sure the attorney's office puts the closing date on their calendar & get the time of the closing.9) Scan and send the purchase contract via email to the attorney's office if you do not use docuSign, dot loop, or some other online platform for your contracts.10) Get the end-buyer to sign the assignment agreement; then send it to the attorney's office.11) Let the closing attorney's office handle the rest.

I looked at other airbnb rentals and even the superhosts in popular vacation town called Rincon that have calendars that are WIDE OPEN!

I personally use Cozy for property management, Calendly for scheduling showings, and Google Calendar for tracking important dates.NOTE: I'm not looking to compete with any software/calculators created by BiggerPockets.

In terms of inspections, the standard FNMA addendum states:"On or before ten (10) calendar days from the Acknowledgement Date, the Purchaser shall inspect the Property or obtain....not later than ten (10) calendar days from the Acknowledgement Date...the Purchaser will provide written notice to the Seller of any items disapproved."

I think there's a better chance of the world ending in conjunction with the Mayan calendar.

Search comparable listings at a given time frame and see what their overall availability is in their calendar, say for a rolling three month period.

Jot a personal note that just says something to the effect that you are sorry for the loss, you remember her (in "x" way) and when they are ready to settle her estate you hope they contact you as you live in the same neighborhood and would like to make sure her property is as well maintained after her death as it was before.then put a note in your calendar for 60- 90 days after you mail that letter to do another mailing that is basically "just staying in touch with you."

PG County is $150/2 years for a single dwelling with the MDE filing fee of $30 per calendar year due December 31st each year (no prorating is available). 

I gave a guy some calendars of scantily clad women in October or November. 

So when you sell the property, or purchase a property with a Homestead Exemption, the new Owner is able to benefit from the Homestead Exemption for the remainder of that calendar year.