I try to pre screen regarding rental history, income but they still say whatever to see it until I find out later they have bad rental history , income.

shortly there after, i hired a property manager, built a relation ship with a set quality contractors and found ways to automate the business.

Thanks for the screening link, I signed up :)CHris

Selfishly I would love to do business with you, but the Jacksonville group is definitely high quality.

There would be at least certain “screening and setback” regulations that are supposed to protect your property.

But, just be really careful with who you are using and make sure they provide good quality links.

Most of this is screen printed, so it's not high quality embroidery or anything, but it's not trash either.

I've found some instructions on how to go about finding properties from probate.The first step is to check the daily obituaries (for me, they're located on the right part of the screen on this page: http://www.detroitnews.com/section/obituaries) and gather names so I can check them against the county property ownership records to see if the deceased owned real estate.No problem there.The next step is where I'm coming across issues.Step two, is to check the county property ownership records to see if there's a probate property associated the name of the deceased.When I for some of the names I found in the obituaries (http://www.waynecountylandrecords.com/RealEstate/SearchEntry.aspx), I'll find other types of records for their names, but I've yet to find any records for these individuals that are of the types "Probate Court Order" or "Probate File."

It rivaled Joel's symposiums in Vegas for the quality of attendees and discussion.

If she is the one represented as the agent, then she should be able to sign off on it.That term means that any future development should be of "similar quality and construction as what is there (or better) "if everything in the neighborhood is wood siding, and comp roofs, then that's what you build.