As someone mentioned above Argus is a very advantageous tool to learn.While networking is important what's even more so is becoming a real estate strategist, and learning the ins and outs of real estate in all facets (acquisition/disposition, construction management, lease negotiation, property management, lease administration, etc.).If you're analytical, that's a huge plus.

It sounds like you're one of the few people who put some serious thought and research into their degree instead of someone just doing business administration, graduating and expecting a 100K/year job. 

We just found out about a notice of default that was just recorded as well.The seller is the court appointed administrator administering this Estate.

In our experience, the commercial lending practices of the Big-5 (Schedule 1) banks have had no appetite for deals under $1M.While the point about commercial lending being based upon the business and not the individual, may be attractive for small properties (and essential for larger ones), commercial lending is more expensive (originating (legal, administrative) costs, lending rates (unless CHMC insured)), than residential.  

Carl, could you expound on exactly what I would need to ask the administrator/advisor for our company or look up in my plan details?

No thanks from an administrative perspective.

(I assume you have administrative rights)  Teach him how to fish- After that it's on him. 

If she doesn't want the parcels sold she'll have to talk to an attorney and file her own Petition for Probate and file for Letters of Administration since there is no will, for her to legally claim ownership.The attorney you spoke with misinformed you @Henry Marshall The attorney's responsibility is to the executor/administrator or the Personal Representative.The Personal Representative represents the interest of the estate.

Not an LLC related like yours, but it wasn't insurability related either rather it was basically administrative. 

Two major real estate policies president Trump is supporting - Negative rates - (trump directly tweeted today)- Fannie/Freddy restructuring - ( more of administration support)These are two MAJOR influences in the market, I see there being pros and cons of both curious on opinions on how this influences/impacts values/buyer pools etc