. , if the seller owns other places, she probably knows what she is doing (unless she just inherited them all).  

These risks can be managed and lessened by having a plan detailing how the company plans on dealing with them.

Inherited: www.USLeadlist.comNODs: www.Foreclosureradar.comEquity: www.Listsource.comInherited Property:www.UsLeadList.comProbate: www.USProbateleads.comFree & Clear:www.Alescodata.comAbsentee Owners:www.Alescodata.comTax Lien:www.Alescodata.comPre-NOD 30, 60, 90:www.citracado.comForeclosure: www.foreclosureradar.comDivorce:www.compass-direct.com/newdivorce.htmlBankruptcy:www.alescodata.comAbsentee/Bankruptcy: http://www.melissadata.com/dm/mailing-lists/index.htmAbsentee owners: www.universal-mailing-lists.comTax assessor Data: www.realquest.comFSBO: www.fsboleadsusa.comBankruptcy: www.infousa.comBankruptcy: www.theleadswarehouse.comInheritance/Divorce/Pre-foreclosure: http://www.zbuyer.com/lp_investor.aspx

Guy and his wife have lived in the house for 45 years (inherited from in-laws who were the original owners) and they own it free-and-clear.

If you inherited £100 how would you ensure you received a reasonable return over a one year period?

And then never allow pets in your  unit :-)We are dealing with really bad pet odors right now left by inherited tenants.

While state specific as to interests, the general requirement is that a married person not on title still has a marital interest as separate property as the asset may have been comingled with joint assets or granting or establishing an equitable interest in the property.For example, I inherit a property from my family, this is separate property, I rent it, but I place the income into our joint account, I have comingled assets that may not allow me to claim that property as my separate property after I deposited funds, and my wife would then have a financial interest in that rental.  

I am bummed :( This property has been vacant for a few years as the owners inherited it, and listed on and off.

Vacant properties (drive for dollars)12. absentee owners 3-5 years owned (most landlords sale after the first 2 years, and with prices climbing its a perfect list)13. inherited properties: some states do not require heirs to go through probate if the will was recorded prior to death. these properties are sold through under a special deed14.

I have been successful at avoiding the tear-down properties thus far however I received a call yesterday from a guy who needs to unload about 30 houses that he inherited from his dad who acquired them (over the years) via tax-lien auctions.