Usually, I will request 25% of the total commission if the sellers agent fulfills all the the administrative tasks of the transaction. 

Who was named as the executor or administrator of the estate in the will?  

AKA: The kind of contractors that just won't be capable of growing with you, or servicing 10 jobs at the same time.A huge part of what @J Scott proposes is that his favored subs will save administrative time and marketing dollars by not having to scout quite so hard to find their next sale... or spend quite so much time chasing down payments... 

Typically one of the documents attached to the record is a "memo of facts" or "information sheet" which would show clearly if there's real estate in the decedents estate.You would then look for contact information for the administrator/executor/proponent who you approach.

Seems like too much of an administrative headache to do.Screen your tenants good and try to find someone who you think will keep it clean without needing a prepaid-maid.

I personally feel, as stated in the article that the new sale guidelines offer a fair administrative solution to making sure the borrowers are getting a fair shake on debt forgiveness, restructuring and if all else fails foreclosure.The other thing I don't like, in my experience I have had many supposed non-profits and even private investors romanticize the idea of investing in NPN's.

Most plans will not allow for in-service distributions, but it is worth asking the plan administrator or your HR rep.Be sure to check into the difference between passive income and earned income with your rentals.

There are other important ideas in the contract none of which have to do with the asset description like interim servicing period and administration along with sunset or buyback clauses.

A quick question on entity structure and insurance: As I'm planning on investing in multiple properties over the long-term, I'm considering forming a series LLC in Texas, which has several benefits in terms of administrative cost reduction (relative to having an LLC per property).

I have experience with the Administrative Certificate of Compliance (ACC) process in Sonoma County with an existing unit on the property.