But mostly, the estate could potentially incur financial liabilities by allowing that to happen (property taxes, unpaid utilities, physical damage), and in the process reduce the proceeds of the estate such that creditors that must be paid might get "shorted".  

Also make sure the company who offers the property in that city actually has a physical location and presence in that market.

I hope that helps and good luck Yes, I am the listing agent, one of the problems with this property is about people with physical disabilities or even older people.And we don't accept section 8.

Some investors add value by physical improvements (rehabbers), others add value by negotiating good deals (wholesalers), others add value by improving management (turnaround teams).

Put the shoe on the other foot @Lee Self  no matter the price point are you going to go look at 20 or 30 houses do physical inspections and then report back to some buyer who may then just go buy a FSBO  lol...so to answer you question .. yes your understanding or expectations of ANY realtor is not reality in todays world of internet real estate.

Hello Donald,Custodians offer self-directed IRAs custodial services, they do not handle the "checkbook control" feature.

Most important  point is you must put together a solid team on site and it is imperative that you physically be on site to inspect the property yourself before you buy.

A resident also does not need a person to physically let them into their apartment if locked out saving your staff time and providing a better experience for the resident.

So marriage is the only option if I want to have a woman live in my house while my child is with me (I have 50% child custody).My question is:  If I get married to a woman who works, how do I ask her to contribute to monthly expenses? 

It saves you money, but ensures you're compensated for all of the damages, not only to the physical building, but to personal contents that are considered "total loss" due to fire and smoke damage.You can start by either calling your insurance company and allowing them to refer a Fire Damage Restoration Specialist to you or...here's my favorite choice, find a specialist yourself through Google or people you know who have dealt with this before and like the company they used.