This is a tax shell game question about gold and real estate in the states passing "legal tender" legislation like Louisiana (article linked). 

I realize it a tender area of someones death....in lieu of empathy...is there a proper way to contact probate attorney's concerning picking up properties that family/estate wanna unload? 

In other words, Rioprop, basically.If you think of it this way:40-10-83 gives you possessory rights and lets you file an ejectment lawsuit with only a tax certificateOther sections address problems with the tax sale, burdens of proof, and tender, all having to do with technicalities of ejectment lawsuitsOne section addresses a statute of limitations with reference to an ejectment lawsuit, and othersThe final section addresses the remedy of awarding legal fees of the taxpayer redeems when ejectment is file.

Most of us don't have the ability to print US Legal Tender (our own money); so, the judicious use of credit remains our best option.Be sure to make the distinction between the consumer mindset which is typically a scarcity mindset: "I don't have enough", or "I can't afford it", "How much will it cost?"

I offered to put it in writing and tender an earnest deposit.

Im in charge of the bar and the bar tenders.

Let me just say your tender and tone in this forum response is unptofessional. 

Lawsuit is filed and property manager tenders to their E & O carrier who accepts the claim.

They've got charm, attractions, and might need a bit of tender love and care.

You know what I think is a crime, the fact that it says “this note is legal tender for all debts public and private” on the front of every dollar bill.