This Covered Risk includes but is not limited to insurance against loss from:(b) The lien of real estate taxes or assessments imposed on the Title by a government authority due or payable, but unpaid.Without an exception for the assessment in the policy I don't know coverage would have been denied.

When the leads are published in the newspaper here, it lists the name of the executor and their address.

They're published by BP and available here.And of course, there's Brandon Turner's blog post on the subject of books:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/14/best-real-estate-books/Happy reading!

We could have claimed the loan as due and payable but she did not have the money nor a way to get it and wanted to make payments.

It does not matter if you are using excel, QuickBooks or any for that matter - here is a list you can start with:- Accounts Receivable report- Accounts Payable report- Bank Reconciliation- Lease Expiration- Rent Roll- Missing Checks- much more....

I used to use a "Note Payable" other liability to pay out JV partners but I've found that I can just do it straight from the "other asset" NPN.For performing notes, I was advised to use Income and Expense accounts but the only ones we had recently we flipped after a few months so I stuck with the above formula.

Techie stuff, travel locations, and e-book publishing are some that come to mind quickly.

That way you can know if it is right for you or not before buying;)Also, Pace just published his bigger pockets book this last week.

Please hear me out, but I truly believe that the story can be published into a best seller.

Oh and I'm also In college for a double major in civil engineering and philosophy(I love philosophy and want to publish in the field and I love applied physics).