On the other hand, I won't let my siblings take what would have been mine EVEN if it costs me more in attorney fees to get my fair share.

We do a fair amount of multifamily too (mainly larger complexes), and have found expenses on smaller complexes (10-50) can be quite a bit higher per door and are often under-reported by sellers and management companies.

No, it definitely is worth it to me to make sure I get what my Mother intended to leave me, and for my big Sister to do the same, equally, in fair shares to us both.

I was once at a yard sale and a guy had a fair amount of bathroom fixtures, towel racks, etc.

She never wants to move, because this is not your typical section 8 house, and she can now live with the "RICH" people..So that worked out well so far. 2 months ago I purchaced another house via a REO..I got a good deal on it..Payed 80k and the house across the street sold last week for 128.Here is where it gets interresting..I helped a lady who is 36 w/7 kids move from not so nice an area, to this house, which is a fairly nice area.

It was fairly dry all spring, but more REOs are c oming, but you need to be ready to move.

This stock is on the up.Recommendation: BuySprint Nextel Corporation (S)Purchase Price: 7.64Currently Trading: 9.40 (Up 23%)I usually put about as much faith into communication companies as I do car companies.

Based solely on your post, in light of the unprofessional conduct WRT the prospective applicant, the time delays, and the above issues, I would suggest looking very closely at the PM's qualifications, and ensure that close and frequent communication is taking place between the PM and investor.

If you have to end up paying them so be it...But get direct communication so there's no miscommunication.Best of Luck,Kathy

After all, the man is still paying rent and you want to replace the carpet to attract a new tenant.Fair is fair.