We don't have their new address but do have the one address they just stayed at for one month while they were supposedly waiting for their new rental and we also have the forwarding address they first gave for their parents home (their parents also resided in our rental with them and are being named in our claim as well).The total damages are high and it's a big house (almost 4k sqft & in excellent condition before the moved in).So long story, we need help on what to do about serving them with claims papers if they now live on base and we don't have their new address?

@Scott Smith This is exactly what I'm trying to do, but can't seem to wrap my head around how I should setup a series LLC within a trust for anonymity. 

In the Western Chicago Suburbs (Westmont, Villa Park, Wheaton, Lombard, Addison, etc...) there are many apartment buildings located right next to a clustering of all the same exact built buildings, typically each with a different landlord/owner. 

Then look at current condition of property. 

I imagine the condition is mixed so it may be worth <160K.

I have found that the average prices listed on that website (which lets you plug in an exact address) are very close to what I can command in my market.

What exactly are you looking for? 

From a death disclosure standpoint, you must disclose any deaths that have occurred on the property in the 36 months that preceded the sale, regardless of whether or not the buyer asks.Since each case tends to be so different, it’s nearly impossible to accurately determine the exact tangible value decrease corresponding with the crime.While @Kevin B. is correct that some buyers will be much more put off than others, I would caution you against thinking that it’s likely for you to find a buyer that flat out doesn’t care.  

Great post, @Steve MaginnisI'm working on a sale now - the owner is self managing landlord, he's proud how much money he saved for 25 years of owning few condos.He was renting his condo for $650/mo - no lease, tenant pay cash, he pays HOA, taxes and happy to have $400/mo cash flow.I rent exactly same condo for my tenant in this development for $890, same expenses =$250/mo and my PM=$100.

And that’s exactly what I’m read about.