Although I do not know what the cap is, I am willing to bet $10 -15K will not happen unless it is being offset by commissions.

They won't even say the words " war on terror" any longer but I bet we get a press release declaring war on these freakin' carp.

I personally find Google Docs to be slow but for sharing with others, it may be the best bet.

I'm betting on the yuan!

In any state, if you could NEGOTIATE and also BUY, I'd bet a lot of property would be 'negotiated' at $1.

Either way ask your Questions here and I bet there are a ton of SEO experts that could chime in!

If the tenant is clearly breaking part the lease your best bet is to issue them a written Notice To Comply form, giving them x amount of days (check your state law) to correct the issue or face eviction.Unfortunately if the tenant is not breaking any part of the lease you have a little less leverage. 

@Ann Keefe you can install a sub meter and that would be your safest bet.

Overall, however, I think that a bet on multi-families is inherently a bet against the American consumer. 

Your best bet for free probate leads is by going to your local city library and grab the local (reference) newspaper.In the published notice go to Classifieds, then to Legal Notices.