I know that the number varies for cheaper rentals to high end rehabs, but if you have any "average expected costs" data to help me based upon you experience, I could REALLY benefit from you knowledge.Thanks!!!

But if he was getting social security benefit after 1962 it would show up unless his death wasn't reported and they kept collecting.

Maybe not today, but if sold for a nickel on the dollar to a collection company,,it will be a nightmare.Signing off as Jon was suggesting in his post, is safe and removes her from liability.

We are in California and the check was for $700.00Anyhow, I am just looking for recommendations for a collection service.

He already has the additional three roommates, since they are sharing a location currently and will have some input into what is purchased.I think a lot would also depend on how capable the child was in maintaining order, cleanliness, and ability to collect rent.

Just because the HOA has low Association Dues does not mean that it is collecting enough money to cover it's operating cost and saving in the case of an unexpected maintenance emergency.

Also some the utilities data.

I spoke to our CPA and the 1099 Bryan sent is accurate.I felt like linking the BP thread to show them the collective expertise, but that may have been rubbing it in...ya think?

The next thing the bank does is collect all the data that you sent in and they usually will send everything over to a valuations dept for further review.

Collected rent for February and that's it!