She is very motivated so the docs are going to be needed regardless of who she sells to but of course I need that to be me LOL.Anyone with experience in probate know if I can get these documents myself somewhere?

One of the toilets was leaking (broken flapper), and they wouldn't let me in to replace the flapper unless somebody is home (it took 4 weeks to repair). 

😆 Small leak from pipe outside my 2013 house.

She is very motivated so the docs are going to be needed regardless of who she sells to but of course I need that to be me LOL.Anyone with experience in probate know if I can get these documents myself somewhere?

Similar eviction bans are in effect throughout many markets across the country, and over 90% of tenants are still paying their rent:https://www.nmhc.org/research-insight/nmhc-rent-payment-tracker/https://www.narpm.org/docs/COVID-19/NARPMpressrelease_june.pdfIn addition to State eviction moratoriums, there is Federal law (the CARES Act) that places similar restrictions on landlords and property managers through July/August, and that too could be extended.Back in March, I sent a message to all of our property owners, basically telling them to hunker down and budget for 80% rent collections for the next 90 days.

Ejectment suit not initiated due to the service doc; and at this point it seems moot       . 

I discovered a water supply line that cracked and was leaking.

Usually these docs require someone in charge at the company to sign off on.https://a836-acris.nyc.gov/CP/2) have the tenants start feeding the stray Cats in the area.

Thanks for sharing all of this information.Top reasons Landlords are sued, according to Landlordology:Unjustly withholding or mishandling a security depositIllegal clauses in the lease agreementLandlord enters the rental illegallyHabitability issues (mold, water leak, lack of heat, etc.)I always tell new(er) investors that the best protection is knowing and obeying the law while treating renters honestly and fairly.

Its a slow leak dripping.