If it was duly signed by the executor, or administrator with proper authority, and has no contingencies regarding all children's approval, what is the issue?

It might just rattle them enough that they will honor the offer.The person who said yes might not have had the authority.

I would search by "Author" name...

Yeah, like many scams in our industry, but even though authorities are recognized like a scam, they still didn't do a lot to persuade people who started all this.

I work for the Metropolitan Transit Authority as a train operator.

Talk to the owner and get an "authorization to release" that will allow you to talk directly to their lender(s).

It is absolutely no reason to divorce… But anyway, how is the author doing?

While I think the author has makes valid point regarding the value of income streams, I found some put downs of traditional methods of investing off putting.That said the coverage of finding and buying a home is great.

John Talbott, author of "Sell Now" certainly advocates this strategy.

This actually happened to one of the guys in my investor network, but he was intuitive enough to not trust it and actually informed the authorities about it.