Find someone you trust and is smart enough to know what to do in your place.A sibling or best friend should do fine.They should know how to shut off the water,gas and electricity by locating the manual shut off valves and switches.They should have a list of phone numbers for handymen or other repair persons that you have preselected to come in an emergency.They should have keys to every door and lock as well in case repair persons need access to certain areas.Minor repairs can wait until you arrive home.

I’ve found a lot of condos downtown that have absurd HOA’s and appear to be appreciating more slowly than their lower HOA siblings.

The sellers were a group of 5 siblings who inherited the property from their parents.Thanks all.  

I recently discovered that my father, who has been struggling financially for several years, has destroyed the credit of my two younger siblings. 

Being that my sister is ten years older than me, she's got the older sibling complex engraved within her and has been reluctant to let me get too involved.

The newest census records are from 1940 (only allowed to publish 70 year old data).Search for the person and if you find them in the census, you'll also be able to find siblings, who you then can search for.They have old address books, so you can look them up and see, if someone else with the same last name lived at that address.

It was appropriate in the given circumstances (upset sibling in a probate situation) but made for a really tough closing, and oddball reports to the county about us post closing. 

I currently live at home with my parents in a multifamily in which they rent the apartment to one of my siblings.

The property was part of a trust that involved 4 siblings.

At least you can get feedback immediately.But the issue I see is you may not be talking to the right siblings for this house.