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Just Inherited a House In California

Dave Newgass
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Hello,

My Step-Dad passed away and has left me a house in California from his trust.  I live am a UK resident (but still a US citizen).

The house is currently rented to a tenant that has lived there about 10 years now and I have no reason to immediately sell the house but that is the goal by the end of the year.

My initial questions are regarding handling paperwork while I am still in the UK with regards to signatures, banking, etc.  Is there some way to give my sister power of attorney for handling some of the paperwork, etc?  I'm really lost at what to do initially and am looking for some advice.

Also, I am clueless as to what to do about taxes. (property and income)  Are there any resources anybody can point me towards or offer some advice and direction?

Thanks for the look in!

Cheers,


Dave

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