@Kelly Davis how do your company do on collections for owed rent and are yall successful.

Most of my U.S.A. business in the past has been with operational (active) corporations and not in real estate investing and we have yet to find a cost-effective way to miss the 30% withholding.This has my interest and I need to learn if not being subject to the 30% withholding by the IRS, just means the full amount of tax at the Canadian rate would be collected by the CRA rather than just the delta between the IRS NRA withholding and the effective tax rate in Canada.

Many guys want to do a sub so they can collect rent, not make any mtg payments, and let someone else go into foreclosure.

Economic optimism is causing folks to want zestimate or more. :( You might come to the REIA meetings and talk with the locals who are doing deals as another networking tactic.

It has a collection of information that is collected from public places.

(if they are IRS liens) Typically they won't disappear after death as that is the last chance the IRS has to collect those unpaid taxes.

Keep in mind that assessors normally only value real estate on one effective date each year and have to carry out other program objectives in addition to the collection of sales data.

Since this will be a low volume job that require a good response time, I assume that we will need some sort of national service that has the volume to manage what we are doing.The primary purpose of this post is to collect those service company's names, people's experience with them, or general strategies in solving this problem.With this information, we may change our stradegy.I will PM you though to start a dialog.

I would fear that they just went bankrupt and are informally collecting just enough cash to cut the grass and clear the snow.

Guess what if the tenant hire someone to fix it and say to guess what I don't own the fridge you need to collect from the landlord, and if you don't pay they sue you.Joe Gore