Does everyone go out of business because he has been administratively placed on an inactive status?

From what I understand the personal representative can become the executor or appoint someone else to be executor once letters of administration are issued from the court.

I agree, I'm going to keep the bulk of my houses, but this one has just been a pain for some reason, and I'm ready to cash out and put the money into another house in a different area.

Roommates are a huge, huge hassle and it's a pain to find roommates who aren't crazy, who don't suck, who pay, and who don't destroy the place.

I guess I’ll size that up to silly people that enjoy self-inflicted pain?

This is administratively intense.

We insulate ceilings in older homes with basements if it were done previously and I would not paint over wires or pipes, we would insulate the pipes if it were in an unheated area as we are also in PA.; in our area most homes are on crawl spaces or slabs.New construction we only do sidewalls.

I visited someone in a nursing home ad did stike up a conversation with the Administrator and walked out with an appointment for someone to bring a note to me.

John Chapman I feel your pain.

So, it looks like its for sale, but in reality its already sold.Short sales are a pain even with cash.