Unfortunately is lot of it depends upon the local administrator and whether they view landlords as an important and necessary part of providing quality affordable housing.

Btw I am 20 years of age and am enrolled in college full time studying business administration and real estate development.

All its going to cost you is regular postage.The deed will never change (I've seen it here in CA) but during the administration process of probate Letters of Administration (no will) is issued to the PR as a legal document that gives the PR authority to liquidate the property.

If anything this is a service to make sure people stay grounded in some kind of data based reality.  

My name's David and I'm an IT administrator currently, but looking for a way out!  

In addition, the appraiser you selected admitted to my broker that he is not familiar with the area, which further violates the code of conduct for appraisers.According to regulations established by the Federal Housing Administration, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac, lenders cannot be affiliated with appraisers and all appraisers are to follow the Uniform Standard of Professional Appraisal Practice set forth by the Appraisal Foundation which is governed by the US Congress.These actions have caused monetary damages to me and my lawyer is reviewing the information to determine our next course of action.

On top of that, they may have monthly office dues, administrative fees, $0.10 for every copy made on the copier, etc.

Hopefully the Trump administration gets rid of Dodd-Frank and it's spawn the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

With so much going on, how do you manage all the administration?

@Akiewole WilliamsWhen you pull probate files the PR has already been confirmed by the court to represent the estate.So the administration process has already started.