The county Public administrators office is his executor/power of attorney (?).

They are evening offering some discounts on add-on features yet the public area almost implies that all this things will be expensive additions.

You should be able to find that in the public records. 8)

The first want you to vote for them and not pay attention as they loot the public coffers, the second just want your money directly.There is NO LAWSUIT epidemic in the US!

However, if you go to that hoatalk site and search rentals, you will find that many people feel that though rentals appear to be not so good, when it comes time that YOU, for instance, find yourself with the need, for whatever reason, health, job opportunity elsewhere, finances, whatever, to rent, you CAN"T because the hoa/coa/poa does not allow it.

Right now I have two percs registerd by the Health Department.

Look in the public records and find do the same as #1.

Hi KPowell,BiggerPockets has a link to some online valuation Sites:http://www.biggerpockets.com/house-value-comps.htmlZillow has a page (very hard to find) that gives their accuracy rating by state and there are some states that do not require the public disclosure of the sale price (Texas is one) so the values are just estimates.

There are certain things that are best not left on a public website.John Corey

As the other poster indicated, why could be motivated by many reasons---divorce, relocation, changes of income/health tend to be the leading motivators most of the time...As there are no renovations needed, ARV is the wrong term to use (after repair value pertains to properties that are in need of repair)---CMV or current market value might be a more appropriate term to use.