It is my understanding from internet searches that one cannot indemnify against death or personal injury in the United States.

Here's a general overview, but this is not legal advice and you should not rely on some guy writing stuff on the internet without first talking to an attorney.

I think you can add guides about what is trending and how to make use of the Internet mediums today like social media and networking sites with their marketing strategies.

One incident was a lady calling for an appointment to view a property and it appeared that both were jmped, the propsed buyer got away, the Realtor caught.

I typically post on craigslist and advertise an availability date and the soonest date I can have an open house (the very next day after move-out, if possible) at which point I make 15 minute appointments with each prospective tennant.

I signed a lease with some scum bag who was behind on his payments with the bank so the bank appointed ownership of the property with a new owner who isn't on my lease.

Hi Seth Hettena,A few ways to learn about opportunities in other markets is to:1) Ask others in the BiggerPockets forums.2) Download my "2013 Housing Market Forecast" report.3) Visit my website (see my BP profile).4) Do your own market/economic/housing research on the internet (the slowest method).Maybe you'll do all of the above just to be thorough.

From what I understand the personal representative can become the executor or appoint someone else to be executor once letters of administration are issued from the court.

So, a typical month goes like this:Gross rental income from 5 people: $1750PITI: $885Utilities + Cable and Internet: $550CASH FLOW: $315Keep in mind, I'm living in a nice big master bedroom with my own bathroom in this same house.

Another issue is that some brokers won't allow transactional agent deals, they can require an in office agent be appointed to keep the buyer and seller being fully represented, such matters are taken care of between agents with referrals, it works out inhouse.