The treasury dept may be good to check online or in person as well.  

We've been doing a monthly virtual European Meetup and a few of us in the UK have met up in person a few times.

The notary meets the seller, notarizes the seller's signature on the documents and hands the person a cashier's check on the spot.  

I would suggest you create a buyers persona - a persona is a detailed description of what your best buyer will look like, example college educated, upper income, kids, no kids, more likely to use public transportation, exercises, ride bike or ride a scooter.

Assuming no HOA, it seems the wording here implies owner-occupied is in contrast allowed without the 600ft thingy:Louisville, Kentucky, approves new restrictions for short-term rentals (avalara.com)Anyways, does your town still consider a single room rental in your owner-occupied house to one person a 'Short Term Rental'? 

If a person passed away, from what I've heard in the state of California, it looks like the family has to wait a mini of 40 days before they can proceed with the estate hearing.If I knew that the person who passed away (Person A) has left the will of the property to one of the family member (Person B).My question are:1) Can I enter into a purchase agreement with Person B prior to the estate hearing with the contingency that Person B inheriting the property?

I would highly recommend consulting with an attorney before sharing your forms with another person. As

I often travel between SoCal and NorCal on road, and can meet in-person as well. 

Let your CPA split out the persona versus business use.

Adding his to the lease makes him equally responsible and gives you another person to pursue if money is owed, while you have one less person to deal with as an authorized occupant.Regardless, I always designate one person as the primary tenant.