While you've taken the creative liberty of using an alias, the real issue here seems to be your penchant for continuously spreading misleading information all over the web (You've been BUSY).

I see lawyers heavily involved with deals in Chicago and it appears New York I have done a lot of Chi Rack but nothing in New york. 

It would be much harder to do any of this with existing electrical since it was giant web of a mess.

The product appears to be more than just a coating as it goes on in some depth, then hardens into a seamless layer. 

For database, Excel, Google Sheets, or AirTable (web based).

So, to demand a sale, they'd have to hire a lawyer to make an appearance, appear at a hearing to prove redemption rights, have a mini-trial on the issue, and then demand an auction.

I've run into a situation that appears to be unique and need some advise.

. :)You want to refer to Iowa Code 562a Uniform Landlord and Tenant LawIn particular, read 562A.12, 562A.29 and 562A.33.I'm not an attorney but your case appears to fall under "abandonment" or "surrender."

@Russell BrazilI thought of that, but in this case there appears to be a clear owner who is deceased with a will that has not yet been probated.

@Stetson Oates, Thanks, and you are right, market conditions would limit how much of the initial funds one would be able to withdraw.I should also add that, while I am not an accountant or tax professional, it appears that at no time in the strategy above would one trigger a taxable event, since you're not selling any stocks or property.