Those same people in the county administration you talked to before should be able to walk you through it, if it exists in your state/area.

Even though I'm going to be discussing this in more detail at the BP seminar next month, I just wanted to get some input from the members here.If we have an administration, either Republican or Democrat that continues to offer freebies to the population at the expense of the soon-to-be minority, how are we able to continue doing this?

Some service providers to retirement account holders are disqualified parties such as plan administrators, CPA's, etc.Secondly, if you want to have your clients funds placed into your own projects, that is one thing.

I'm just wondering is there a database or anything that I could get the background information on a property?

It will only reflect an eviction record if it appears on the credit report but there is not a nationwide eviction database search included in the report.

I should add to this whole conversation the fact that I am a retired Nursing Home Administrator and liability lawsuits were a cost of doing business.Yet Bill Gulley is right, we are a mad-dog-red republican state that is favorable to landlords, having only done away with caveat emptor a few years ago.I seek the middle ground.

The lease remains in force, the administrator/custodian or family will need to be a landlord.

Not only are they acting as a principle but most states have license exemptions for administrative staff of property owners.

However some local section 8 administrations will just let a piece of crap like this stay in the program.

If someone dies without known heirs, probate is usually done by the public administrator of the county of last residence.