You get to put your investment to work instead of having it collect dust while you try to collect additional monies.As for 4plexes... everyone believes additional units equals additional cash flow.

Provide more programs for Start ups.Remove The Cap on Social Security.Provide a "Rational" National Health Care Plan.Change Hiring Practices to make it nearly Impossible for Illegal Emigrants to get Jobs.Drug testing for Welfare.Restructure food stamps to be more like WIC.

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

So, while making adaptations for someone who has possibly/probably self-inflicted their condition may not be everyone's inclination, it may be very practical and cost-effective.The way to approach any adaptations is to ask her.

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.

By the time he was 18 he was the property manager as it was practically paid off and being used to finance his college education.

But if it were practical to do so, I would think 90 percent of homeowners out there would already be doing it, investors or not.I know there are lots of pros here that can answere on the finer points.Good luck and congrats on your career achievements!

Jeff, Charging them for the carpet cleaning, paint, etc is common practice and taken out of their deposit if your lease is written correctly.

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.