De'Andre,you can contact office of @Amanda Han, she is nationally owned author and speaker, works with real estate investors and based on Southern California. 

Besides the traditional government authority routes, I really liked @Lee L.

I spoke to them and they will deny payment the payee is past 30 days if I authorize them to do so while starting the foreclosure process.Good news I’m from there, get up there often and have a network.

Hi Shane,I can understand the housing authority wanting to confirm a potential buyer's ability to demonstrate financing capacity as a predicate to them spending time with an interested buyer.

My mom is also listed as an authorized member on the LLC - if that matters.

Indiana Code 32-31-3-18 requires a person residing in Indiana be authorized to manage the dwelling unit" and we were planning on self-managing from Illinois since we're within driving distance.

And the worst part is by the time I want to write a comment there is already a long list of comments congratulating and thanking the author for his profound wisdom.

The moral of the story is know when and where to exercise your authority.

You will have to find someone who will have the authority to act for the estate. 

There’s other contingencies you can use too, financing, feasibility, environmental, neighborhood review...Have your DD start the 1st business day after they provide you with all the documents, P&L sure, but also you’d want title docs, details on mechanicals like age, repair history and warranty status, insurance claim history for the last 5 years, every scrap of detail on any pending claims, zoning use confirmation from relevant govt entity, copies of all docs they have received from any govt authority related to the property for the past 5 years... there you’d be looking for code violations, notices from EPA or fire marshal, etc.