With the new toll roads on the east side I see growth out that direction too...toward Cedar Creek and Bastrop and later east of the Samsung facility.

The "Due on Sale" clause clearly has been beaten to death.

You can pull yourself by reviewing publications for death notices and legal notices of pending estate and then researching if decedent owns real estate in your market, Or, go down to the courthouse and pull case files to find real estate.Lastly, if you calue your time more, pay a researcher to pull Giles and compile data to your specifications. 

In Ohio, rather than bequeathing a personally owned property in a will, you can do a Transfer on Death deed and then the property can transfer directly to your beneficiary without going through probate.

They send you a check, then have some excuse like a death in the family and want you to send them a refund. 

Should you, or your heirs, ever decide to sell with this flapping crimson red flag, any and every investor will either walk away completely or beat you to death on price when you go to sell. 

As the deals get bigger, we will hire an attorney to help cover everyone in the event of death, divorce, etc so that everyone is protected.

Death, illness, job loss, and all sorts of other valid issues, can cause an unexpected cancellation.  

And how is unrecaptured depreciation factored in, both before death and after inheritance?

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