I've interviewed a few PMs that sounded perfect on the first call, but where too busy to return my follow-up calls or emails.

I'm not looking for an immediate return/cash flow necessarily, if that helps.Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. 

Assuming the property is indeed owned jointly between the aunt and nephew, then 1/2 of the sale would be reported on their respective tax returns, and subject to their respective capital gains tax rates.FYI - a POA becomes null once a person is deceased.

I got it for a good price and there were several other options with similar returns. 

Finding ones that cash flow at the return you want is the hard part.

Happy to buy you lunch/dinner in return.

The Idaho Apartment Association recommends that the landlord provide a form directly to the health care provider to complete and return. 

I have called my other GC twice this week to understand the game plan on the flip but he cannot even return a phone call which leads me to know for certain there is no one at the house working to get us closer to rough inspections.

I always offered to help them any way I can and made sure I found a way to return the favor if it's by referring them, clients, helping them with their own projects or whatever I felt was a good way to thank them.I also have paid coaches and I have two different one at all times that help me brainstorm my Business Plans, the skills I want to continue to acquire, and discussing all the problems coming up.Remember you have to think out of the box, find the people you want to get mentored by, find a way to help them first and they will teach you everything you want to learn. 

However there's a ton of folks out there that feel and act that anything over one year is fine (reported on two tax returns).you may want to think about setting it up as a rental for your parents.