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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Probate property
Sent a letter to a home owner one month ago. Received a call that they want to sell. Turns out the property is still in the name of the deceased parents in which they owe 70k on the mortgage. The house is in pretty distressed condition. There are 5 heirs in which two want nothing to do with the property. The lawyer needs all the signatures to move forward in doing a possible short sale, which two heirs will not comply(because they may not get any profit)
I do not want this property to become foreclosed upon.
Any recommendations?
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Pre-probate foreclosure short sale with uncooperative heirs.
Any lead paint or black mold (just to round out the appeal if this"opportunity")?