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Updated almost 8 years ago,
Response to a mailing from an heir
I've been sending out some letters looking for properties. I received a call from the daughter of one of the people I've mailed. Her father opened my letter and set it aside (but luckily didn't throw it away!) and he passed away a month later. She found my letter in his things and isn't sure what to do in order to sell his house.
She does not want anything to do with the house, as she lives in another town. She has a sister in another state who also doesn't want anything to do with the house. She said her father had no mortgage on the property but he does have credit card debt. She's concerned that she can't sell the property because the credit card debt will eat up the estate. (She doesn't know how much it is.)
I wasn't 100% prepared for this type of situation, but I should have been seeing as that anyone could have responded to my letters.
Any advice for me?