I've just sent out regular printed letters (in hand-addressed envelopes) to executors of estates that were filed since Jan 1, 2014 in the probate courts of Cook Co. and the surrounding counties.

PM me and I'll provide my email address.

Including your expertise also means an answer can be addressed in your language so to speak, an accountant may get an answer anchored in accounting rather than in a less specific manner.Don't hesitate to ask, jump in, just give it some thought before you jump and complete your profile. :)

With Chase, you can no longer make a cash deposit unless it is to your own bank account so that inconveniences my tenants that pay rent in cash via direct depositI signed up for Chase QuickPay to try out the free serviceIt seems easy enough as all I needed to do was give my tenant an email address and but I am waiting for funds from the first transactionThe tenant (who does not bank with chase) scheduled a payment for the 5th of March and I got an email notification of the payment which I then accepted.The tenant tells me that the funds have been removed from their account today on the 6thI will post another update when I see the funds in my account cuz it's not there yetPS The official chase timeframe verbiage is "The transfer of money will be completed four to five business days after you accept the payment, subject to the processing times of the financial institution from which the sender is sending the money."

Excellent idea to drop one down on the floor in the laundry closet/ area to notify both the tenant and yourself that there is something that needs to be addressed.

I've tried both and and have come up with zero addresses for both.

Some counties would provide that for free, even if you just get the owner's name/LLC you can then use Google or White pages to look up a phone number/ address

What made me a little alarmed was the minimal disclosure - the broker was representing himself as only the broker for a client who was a corporation - not specifically disclosing that he was associated with the corporation.The letter made it seem like the broker had an arms length client who was interested in the building, but the client was listed as "[Corporation], et al." with "address on file" - basically giving minimal information.Has anyone ever sent a partially executed purchase offer to someone, cold?

Georgia cities seem to address it in part by charging much higher property tax if the house isn't owner occupied.Is it the same in Philly?

The president stopped by numerous times while the worked was being commenced commenting on how nice everything was looking and how the work we were doing to our balcony addresses a problem that some of the balconies have, cracks in them.Fast forward to this month.