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I wanted to pick your brain. Not only as a financial guru, but someone, for our knowledge,

you own a lot of residential real estate, and I wanted to get your opinion on something.

Back on February 20th, I sadly lost my mom at the age of 71. She had she had been retired about six years and, uh, it was a hard time because I think my

daughters took it the hardest because I was their only living grandparents and they, they

were her only grandchildren.

So it was not a good spring break that year, but on February 20th after she died, the next

week I caught she had just signed a new lease at her apartment that she was in. And I told the property manager about what happened. I said, you know, we'll get her stuff out as soon as we can. She said, of course, you know, take your time. I understand. And it was about two weeks later after she died on March 7th, me and my wife got everything out of the house, cleaned it up, turning the keys, and she was just the best.

I kept her phone on for a while to keep, you know, just to make sure all loose ends were tied up.

And she, I'm getting a rent request from Venmo because that's one of the ways she was able to pay was their Venmo.

And she said, no, don't just ignore it.

It's okay.

Like, okay, turn in the keys. Assume everything was fine. April 1st. There's a Venmo request for rent. Again, I call the property manager. He says, again, I will talk to the landlord. Don't worry about it. And May, I'm getting now letters because I have listed as a contact reference for her on the lease and it says that she's

delinquent seriously delinquent and so i finally get a hold of landlord and tell him look i don't

know why you're sending this she passed away i've turned the keys the apartment's cleaned out

you're good to go he he's insisting that he's entitled to the full remaining value of the lease

because at least she signed she's not a new

one and it took effect this past january so he is he is insisting that he's entitled to the full

value of the lease i try and tell him what are you talking about she's dead well he is for a family

he is um from her estate. Does she own anything?

Hey, George here with a quick interruption.

If something were to happen to you tomorrow, would your family know where to find your life insurance policy, your will, even your Netflix password?

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