@Greg Srader Here's how vesting will typically read:"John Smith, executor of the Estate of Mary Smith, deceased" The following language may be appropriate in some circumstances:"...

Melissa, I would get insurance options now to see if the premiums are really out of line, OR, are priced appropriately for an out of date building.  

Wholesalers operating appropriately (or anyone for that matter) doesn't need to "hide in the shadows".

While the Act does not prohibit housing providers from appropriately considering criminal history information when making housing decisions, arbitrary and overbroad criminal history-related bans are likely to lack a legally sufficient justification.

If she does not "quit" (move out) within this time period (unlikely) or pay (even more unlikely) march on down to your Clerk of Court office and file the appropriate forms to initiate the eviction process (often the steps to do this will be online for your county; sometimes the required forms may also be available for you to print out).Look; new landlords (and not a few experienced ones) generally hate and/or sometimes fear the eviction route.   

The local codes will have the appropriate methods for disconnecting in-ground tanks. 

Then you can make the appropriate decision on how to evict your inherited tenants once purchased. 

I have experience rehabilitating rental properties but not developing.

I am just starting out in Raleigh NC and trying to figure out what an appropriate time frame is before I reevaluate my requirements/qualifications for my rental.

Hi @Dhanush Kondoth - I can recommend a couple good property managers in the area, both of whom would also be willing to walk the property and recommend repairs that are also appropriate for the market in which the property is located.