I’ve been working for the USPS as a mail processing clerk for the past three years - I handle and organize letters and packages (via methods of machine sorting and hand sorting) for the carrier routes the next morning.Overall, the post office has treated me well, putting fairly decent checks in my pocket with some pretty sweet benefits to go along with them.

Sure they may handle snow removal, lawn care, etc, but be careful about allowing them to make capital improvements to the property as they may be able to claim an equity interest in the property even if they do not exercise the option to purchase.

I could survive if dropped off in Mexico, but I'm not yet able to handle a full speed conversation.

Any advice on how we should handle this?

Brokers handle a number of props at the same time.

@Steve Rozenberg:  Don't want to go on a tangent but given your experience, how do you handle major property renovations? 

I have a rental house in upstate NY (close to Buffalo) that is currently handled by a property manager.

Thank you Chad, for handling sheriff sale foreclosure property, what's the difference by using attorney and title company, I feel like they doing the same thing, make sure the title is clear and marketable.

She states "there is a clause that can be in effect that helps with the potential nightmare this could be, however I have never reviewed one".I've read otherwise; where the tenant can be reported to their social worker which then makes them responsible for handling these repairs themselves.Can anyone point me in the right direction to get the correct verbage to make this the tenant's responsibility?  

As it points out in the discussion this means there will be an excise tax charged on both transactions.I am going to bring this up at the May 26th meeting to see what the group has to say about this subject and how they are handling their closings.