Or on the other hand was yours dormant/had not drawn any funds yet.

Stale or dormant accounts should not have any impact, beyond 7 years.

To me, the ones that are annoying are the ads and solicitations that get revived after being dormant for years.Discussions and posts where questions were asked to get assistance - those are oldies but goodies, and bringing them back every so often is actually a good thing.Hope that those distinctions make sense.

Contact the County Adminsitrator or what ever the officeis that handles estates and wards of the county/state, it's not the collector's office.Alsocontact the Secretary of sftate and Treasurer, for dormant accounts and unclaimed assets.

“You’ll just end up ripping it out, or leaving it dormant.

Problems that are usually found by a homeowner in new construction have been sitting dormant and are unforseen.

It just goes dormant, and you water it while the house is vacant, and it will green up and look good for the next tenant.... for a couple of weeks after they move in.

Otherwise, it sounds like your options are: find a renter for a year, let the property sit dormant for a year, or find a cash buyer.

Catherine Coy, what I find curious is why you would dig up an almost 2 year old post which was lying dormant, and suddenly jump in and defend.

I've been dormant a while, but after 2.5 years living in Greenville SC, I'm looking to finally make the plunge in some rentals up here...but I am still not sure what are prime areas.I've been told Cherrydale area I can get a 3/2 under 100k that'll rent at 1%...what are some areas other investors have had luck with?