The day he is late with payment  you serve him, for late payment and also try for the other avenues too.  The

Junior running a lemonade stand on the corner does not sponsor stuntmen jumping out of space balloons, Red Bull does not design massive advertising campaigns around Christmas, the CEO of Coca-Cola doesn't pour out every serving of his product and serve it with a charming, gap-toothed grin.

@Michael Seeker I was thinking this too. The

Hello @Eric Roloson,I may have different goals and timelines in mind, but if I was targeting the property, I would seek Quit Claim deeds from every heir I find, the Grandson, the Daughter, and the other grandson too.  The

I’ll try to keep it short and too the point.

It has been my experience that many times the relatives have crap credit and are crazy too. The

April,@Louis Alvarez is right, he had mentioned you could trigger capitol gains with any transfer not to mention if you have mortgages it may trigger the due on sales clause. i would also talk to a CPA as he had mentioned too. the flip properties, depending on how long you have them may also be considered trading because of their short term hold and you may have to form an S corporation for that, again, it's best to seek Professional advice on this.I have separate LLC's for each of my properties and each property is owned by each LLC, this way they are not tied together, all with separate accounts.

Sure thing Dave…An inflation tax is getting taxes levied on your assets because of the erosion of the value of your dollars.

Have to be sure which state you're actually in there too! The

I may not like your ability to restrict tenants from legally owning guns, but I also don't like the continued erosion of property owners rights in parts of our country (the Costa-Hawkins drama in CA is a good example).