Set up a calendar to remind you to check up on each lead regularly, even if just to say "hello".

If you quit claimed to her now her calendar for her 121 calendar would only start with the quit claim.  

And @Shane Pearlman  has a meetup in Santa Cruz about each month that's great.We'll be having the big Summit on Oct 7 & 8 this year, so mark your calendar, and get ready for more info!

Look at their calendars and what their rates are.This should give you a pretty good idea if you can break even.

Hi @Lucas Carl I looked at at least that many and their calendars are pretty booked up until November, and you are right not much info.

If it's 60 and has to be at the end of a calendar month, then do that.

@Joshua Fair Here in Placer/Sacramento counties, I view the probate calendar notes and the reason why the probate file(s) is being delayed.Some example's ; Appearance is required for continued hearing, Missing notice to heir's (who have an interest in property) Petitioner requests probate hearing to be continued in 2-3 or 4 additional months, competing probate files ( different case file number's for same decedant), court recommending probate matter dropped from calendar, missing information about home sale. etc; etc; etc;Joshua keep us postedMark...

I recommend that you split your distributions between two calendar years.

My understanding of VA Law is if a tenant is late 2 or more times within calendar year , a landlord can proceed with eviction ( this was said by a judge while I was waiting for my case to be called) I have been to Newport News, VA Court numerous times and my experience is VA is landlord friendly.

If he does it again next year in Denver, get it on your calendar.