I don't think this would work for your current situation, generally 401k administrators won't let you roll funds out of the plan until you separate from the company, and I doubt that you have substantial funds outside of your current 401k at 29 (although if wrong, then you're a rockstar and awesome at saving for retirement.)

But for example, if that person has no children and was never married, then siblings and their descendents would be in line.If they had no siblings, then it would go up the line to parents and their siblings and descendents.Typically, if someone dies without will or known relatives, the probate is handled by the public administrator, who would sell the decedent's assets and find a relative or hold the funds in escrow until it escheats.

The talking heads on TV and the administration are telling us that the recession is over, even as the debt the government has caused is piling up higher than Mount Everest!

It sounds like I need to conver the account to an administrator that allows the money to be invested differently.I'm assuming there are no tax implications of using the money to invest in real estate, (unless it's a Roth), right?

@Jesse KindraHave you been busy with the administrative aspects of the rehab?

We will not tolerate abusive behavior to another member, moderator, or administrator in public or through our PM system.

The administrative fee is a junk fee that they charge, just because they can. 

im not really sure what offices he went to but he contacted me and informed me he did all he could in philly to set up an estate and name himself the administrator of the estate. 

For me as a PM- feasibility, concept, design, plans and specs, permitting, contract negotiation, and construction administration.

Figure out who the interested parties are; help them open an estate and get appointed as Administrator / Personal Representative / Executor; and then sign a purchase and sale agreement with them.Point being the decedent's estate owns the property and that's who you will need to deal with if you want to buy it.