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Quiet Title or Adverse Possession suggestions

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Do you recommend filing a quiet title or an adverse possession when the owners have passed away including the only person listed on the deed or will of the abandoned home dated back in 1970. This is the only paperwork ever filed and the siblings, children are also deceased by doing my due diligence.

The taxes are also exempt so needing advice on (Adverse Possession) when there aren’t taxes. I would love to save this home and restore it back to life since it’s falling apart. It was built in 1926.

Could someone also point me in the direction of where I would find the filing paperwork.

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