Having said that, think how you can de-construct that into smaller manageable chunks.

@Matt FosterI also get the PR's information from an additional document titled "Duties and Liabilities of Personal Representative" (Form DE-147) related to each probate file/case.Here the PR would disclose their contact information (address, City, State and zip code) and if I'm lucky an e-mail address.With an e-mail address I can e-mail my introduction letter saving a postage stamp.So, depending on where the PR resides (in CA or out of state) I would mail directly to the PR's address in regards to the probate property address.Good luck...

My tenant moved out and left quite a mess.  The place smells a little of smoke, the one room has some poorly cleaned up pet stains and the appliances are a mess.  Does anyone have a good recommendation for a cleaning ...

This includes, but isn't limited to, the $2,500 de minumus amount. 

Hi, I just got out of the military after 6 years, during which I saved enough money to get a house built in a nice area in millsboro, Delaware.

Originally posted by @Rachel De Villava:Has anyone had success building a small multi-family (triplex or 4-plex) from the ground up that cash flows?

Quote from @Paul De Luca: @John HuynhI would ask a lender to get the most accurate estimate of closing costs. 

Should I create an LLC in one of the friendlier states (Wyoming or Delaware) or directly in Vermont to have a presence in the state.Thank you in advance for any replies.Henry

The more non-rental payments are "de jure" rather than "de facto" the better case property owners have for compensation in the face of defaults. 

First, I want to de-emphasize your age.