still researching the nuts and bolts on this one.Not sure if any of this helps, but at least may give you some ideas that you could investigate further.Jeff V

I see a home in an area I am interested in I investigate.

There may be an opportunity for seller financing here, I'd need to investigate.

In investigating and executing on project one, and now project two, we are curious about how to turn this into either a side business that helps make us some additional short term lumpy revenue as well as long term rental revenue, depending on the property, geography, and demographic.  

We are where we need to be financially to take the leap so yesterday I began investigating the ownership of the house.

You may want to investigate attending an Investors meeting also.  

It's possible it might be suitable for a landlord investor too - but either way I won't be holding it myself.I'll checkout the CRS system - not sure how to get it to pull comps yet, but I'll investigate - thanks for the suggestion.

My understanding of Virginia intestate succession indicates that the aunt, as well as the Cousins, Are all potential heirs.The quitclaim idea is interesting… I will investigate that further but in a best case scenario I think that one cousin may still refuse to deal with me...Going to reach out to an attorney as well.Thanks again!

Hey guys, I want to write a research project titled, An Investigative Study On The Extent To Which Accumulated Student Debt Burdens Affect The Real Estate Industry.

Most folks I know that do this have a trusted title company that they are loyal customers of that will pull title for them ahead of time, or they know how to investigate title on their own ahead of time as Jay mentioned ... then there are those that don't know that and find out the hard way as mentioned above.