For the more experienced types who do understand the process they may be able to lean back some and get that higher number in time.

I know I can't go back in time to get started when rates were 2-3%.

I am glad we did we had to put in time and effort into managing the house, which from a distance is not an easy task.

It sounds like that is where title is today, it is not in the decedent, dead people can't own property.If the estate has been probated and an attorney was used, I would be surprised if that wasn't explained to the heirs.If your brother-in-law is an heir and he has judgements that would attach to any real property he owns, it quite possible the judgments have already attached, and any grantee would be taking title subject to them.As Tom Gimer intimated, you probably need the advice of a good real estate attorney licensed in the state where the property is.

He has done well, but he has never hit any big hits, he is base hit after base hit and sometimes it's a bunt just barely getting to plate in time. 

CoC only gives you a snapshot in time, but it’s simple so it’s often used by new investors.

Because at this point in time myself and my lobbyist are drafting legislation to protect Hoosiers from any further moratoriums as well as trying to create a marketing campaign to enhance and EDUCATE the public of HOUSING PROVIDERS and the reality of the nature of our businesses.

Make sure your numbers on The deal are solid and that you intimately know the market you’re operating in.

You also know the condition of the operating systems very intimately again unlike your LTR.

The permitting process can vary in time.