The inspection process on this home ended up being a real pain.

But for example, if that person has no children and was never married, then siblings and their descendents would be in line.If they had no siblings, then it would go up the line to parents and their siblings and descendents.Typically, if someone dies without will or known relatives, the probate is handled by the public administrator, who would sell the decedent's assets and find a relative or hold the funds in escrow until it escheats.

I HATE oil heat, so dirty and a pain when they run out, and you need to service them once a year anyway.

Others come crashing down as quickly as they went up, which is always painful...and who knows what kind of timeline we are looking at.

This approach gives you time to learn without many of the pains the professionals are under.

Yes, they are a pain in the rear end.

The talking heads on TV and the administration are telling us that the recession is over, even as the debt the government has caused is piling up higher than Mount Everest!

wow that's a pretty vague question...first of all, you can't. you just can't. there simply is no such thing as a 100% safe investment, it's more about evaluating and managing risk. when you start to gain experience, you will have a feel for how risky an investment is. along the way, you will probably screw up a few times and learn some painful lessons, but that will help you better evaluate the risks involved next time.

I have also never made a car payment or payed CC interest.Im finding getting over being looked down upon because of my age/appearance is a real pain.

It sounds like I need to conver the account to an administrator that allows the money to be invested differently.I'm assuming there are no tax implications of using the money to invest in real estate, (unless it's a Roth), right?