I am a real estate investor up in Richmond, Virginia and I am running into an interesting tax case that I wanted to pick your brain on.Historically our filing situation has been fairly cut and dry from a real estate perspective but this year we added a short-term rental that I want to make sure I am treating appropriately. 

If no response after this time period filing for a dispossessory (our version of an eviction).

Landlord has waiting 90 days that ramp request before re filing eviction.

Best bet is to go to the courthouse and file the paperwork and let the judge make the decision.

If you have a partnership, you may have a partnership filing obligation by this upcoming March 15.Once the partnership return is completed, a K-1 will be distributed by the partnership to the partners which will then be used to complete their individual tax return.Best of luck.

You just have to go with off market leads either from wholesalers or from other sources you come up with (i.e. foreclosures lists, probate filings, etc).

You may have to file a civil suit.

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.