The tenant thought she was doing me a favor to arrange for the plumber, and I didn't stop her from making the call (I could have told her to cancel the visit so I could arrange for someone else instead, and I didn't do that).

And property is in state of CA.

He takes 5% every year from the rental and is looking after all communications with the tenants from finding to renting out, to paying regular visits to look after the property, and to act on my behalf in disputes.

I sent an email to the S.J. Water company, to get auto-pay cancelled on my dad's house that I'm getting ready to rent out. In the same message, I told them about the comments that I'd read about Water Districts putti...

Keith Lutz I'm a Republican in California, which is a moot point, so I'm making calls to undecided voters in Ohio.

Here are some topics just for example...1) Invest in areas like CA or FL with high property values.

I have read some articles online as well as TV show recently indicating that it's good time to invest land in Lancaster and Palmdale, CA.

Here in CA we have a "Notice of Default" and we have "Notice of Trustee's Sale" and neither are considered "notice of foreclosure".

Complete newbie to wholesaling, though I have read multiple books regarding the subject. As you read this post, you can think, and begin to notice that it is your experienced knowledge which will help me produce a win...

BTW, in my State, California, it is not automatic that a property will be probated when the owner dies.