I recently inherited a single family home from my grandfather that has tenants whom have lived in this house for several years.

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I inherited the home I am renting now and do not have much experience with mortgages and/or bank lines of credit.

The AO could have inherited the property, maybe a 2nd home, or a landlord.  

Here is some quick facts: Target list: a mix of list of long stay high equity, absentee owners, and inherited ownersList size: about 1400.Area: 10 mins drive from where I live (most of the them are tract homes built during 50 - 70s)I will keep a weekly summary here to get myself motivated, of course any feedback is welcome.Jan 4 - Jan 10Letter : 1/3 of listingCalls received: 18Answered: 10Left voice message: 0Response rate: 4%Quality Leads: 0Comments: Letters are mailed out on Saturday.

I had a really hard time finding any useful data out of agentpro (besides researching).I also may have been to quick to toot my own horn, the first seller had a tax deed and the second property was inherited and had no legal access.

I inherited a lease / tenant who has been here 20 years.

It does lessen the upside, but it also makes it significantly less likely that there is a danger of losing the home if a deal goes bad.

Here's the story:I have "purchased" a home from a man who inherited his father's house with a mortgage.There is still the original mortgage with PITI.

One of my inherited tenants currently cannot work and is having his rent paid by a non-profit.