So, I'm going to be feeling your pain as well...Good luck and hopefully we'll both get lucky with our permitting requirements!

TRUST ME this is a huge pain.

A gun owner here is 10 times more likely of having a gun incident shooting themselves or someone in thier household than shooting an intruder or defending themselves in a gun fight.I agree that guns will always be out there, I really don't think any sane person advocates the taking of all guns, I don't.While I don't see any real need for a 30 round magazine, since I own an AR-15 I have several.....loading is kind of a pain.

The CEO says "The decision to deregister from the SEC was driven by a desire to achieve substantial annual savings by reducing the accounting, legal and administrative costs associated with being an SEC registrant."

An appointed administrator/executor or trustee for the estate can make payments and/or further encumber the property.

Most hire someone to do an initial inspection but if you can provide followup it ensures the place remains in a somewhat sale-able condition or at least it's not going to deteriorate any further.I doubt if you would need anything other than an LLC.I have a friend up here & that's all he does in his retirement years.He also gets to charge extra for cleanup repairs & paining & you should see the stuff people walk away from.good luck

PA in the house

Managing out of town properties can be really painful.

By profession, I'm a registered nurse working in hospital administration.

It would be a huge pain in the neck for them, and if they planned on using it as their primary residence, then according to the the Tenants in Foreclosure Act the lease becomes invalid and they just give a 90-day notice instead.