I have been in the education industry for ten years and am currently a high school administrator. 

The bond is an insurance policy that protects the heirs in the case of the administrator (no will) or executor (will) run off to Vegas with the mone and put it all on black and lose.

My question is, is it possible to export large amounts of property-level information to import into Excel or a standard database?

I have a condo unit that burnt down more than 3 years ago. HOA has worked with a contractor who started on the work. seems like he was paid full monies and has since left without completing work. In the mean time I am...

Then you build your database of people and match them up with your properties.

Other examples would include costs for administrative and accounting, telephone, supplies, snow removal, janitorial service, pest control, advertising and so on.2.

I have several properties on a housing voucher, and we absolutely keep the office administrating the S8 program fully informed and equipped with documentation.

I can tell you working in management/ administration for the past 7 years, and now as a travel nurse, I don't see it slowing down.

Some administrators charge by the total value of your account, some by the transaction, some for each item you request such as by the check or wire transfer, and some combine these.

I've gotten to this page for probate, and it's saying I need specifically the name of the person / time they died to obtain a record. https://www.phila.gov/services...Do you know of a browsable database for Philly that has probate records?