During this period, I would collect the rents, starting from the date I begin work."

This house is in already good shape, lets say it will need $1.5kBoth of these homes are located on the same street and I could easily collect $750/month + utilities.

If you have MLS access you can look at data that way too.

As one might imagine, we also have a fair amount of former tenant balances we need to collect on.We've given a couple collection agencies a try in the past but have not yet found any that really delivered.

I own his audio sales collection.

Please feel free to suggest other programs, that may not fit all the bills, as I'm not sure there is a site that will fit all the bills.Qualities-Online-User permissions-Data storage-CRM-workflow management-calendars and ability to set deadlines-Mail merge-Ability to push/pull data to/from our online webforms.

You might look in the legal adds for foreclosure notices, check obituaries, check court records on lawsuits/collections, and cross those against the county property ownership computer records.

In Colorado, there are specific statutes dictating what the tax collection branch of the government can and cannot do.

That's why I like the listsource data in that the people identified on these lists actually purchased property recently and with the 100% equity filter that means they must have paid cash.

The lesson learned ... 1 - It's good to know your lease clauses inside and out and not need to exercise your authority.2 - Use spouse as a "higher authority" figure to buffer conflicts with women tenants.3 - Draw on the collective wisdom of my BP family to vet responses to difficult situations.