I've seen a lot of these filed against Sacramento county properties published in The Daily Journal 10-15 years ago but not as much as compared years ago which "maybe" it would seem like she had neglected the property.Regarding question #3, if your appointed administrator, it's going to take away from your personal life and your work life plus the fee's your required to pay for filing the case publication plus the leg work.

There are one of examples for both but I can say if some investors bought health care facilities NNN reits vs SFRs 10 years ago the vast majority nearly 100% would be better off in the reits, and that is comparing to the best buy and hold locations in the nation.

I have a public accounting background / CPA, and have done real estate part time for the past 7 years. 

I had a discussion with my broker about this last year sometime and he pointed out that there really is no "wholesaler" in the sense of someone who has all the houses sitting around in a warehouse and sells them to sales people who mark them up and sell them to the public.

Sales prices are available from public records.

There are many things that need to be factored when building in a rural area as opposed to building in town or where you have public water, sewer, gas, internet, phone, etc.  

They might be confused and they might not want to give it to you but it is public record and they have to give it to you somehow, but they might charge for it.

the records are public and sometimes available online.

I worked till I had ten years to lock in vesting the pension and health benefits after reaching original retirement age.

I wouldn't consider this a naive question: BP is a huge publicity now, and if these shows are free, that's like free advertisement.For example, I'd never knew about Morris Invest unless BP podcasts.