The public records show that a bank filed a notice of lis pendens a year or so after the owner passed away, but the property records subsequent to that do not show that ownership changed.

Management would attract tenants by offering a free 13th month of rent for signing (pointing out to tenants that this makes the rent roughly $1,800/month for the first year), but they would effectively pass on a rent increase by charging full rent for any subsequent years.

Few scratches in glass sliding door.

But I would say depending on how long her lease is and if she seems like a good tenant otherwise, I would maybe consider letting this slide.

In aggregate, this makes our information extremely accurate in the market, although sometimes on individual properties - if there is some quite unusual behavior, it can get the odd reservation wrong.We have subsequently augmented this information with data partnerships and channel managers who see several hundred thousand reservations.

The drawer slides have plastic parts that break easily, and the doors go all wonky.

The business side of things is "broken" if the seller has let rents slide.

In other words I'd rather have a 30 year at 3.9 than risk rates going up substantially in the subsequent five year periods.  

I chose a darker tile for subsequent projects with a medium matching grout. 

If so, then each class of income will potentially be subject to different provisions of the law and you will need to know the treatment of each income class to properly categorize and report it at the entity level, and its subsequent treatment on your ownership level return (i.e., your individual return).