@Christopher OlsenSince your dad didn't have a will you and your brother could file as co-administrators of his estate (Notice of Petition to Administer Estate) and petition the court for Letters of Administration.This will give both of you legal authority to sell the property and by even hiring an eviction attorney or you both can continue to own it.You both have a legal interest in the property but mot ownership (Yet).My feeling is this tenant may try to file for Adverse Possession (Cal.

(I actually was going to this last spring, finished all the CLEs, and was set to take the exam.)  

I'd think that getting a title/escrow settlement agent to do a double closing, mot having funds available in the A to B transaction would be tough enough without tossing a bank in the mix as the A party selling.

Your net price is off though because you are not figuring all your expenses.Purchase 30000.00Repair 15000.00Holding costs 6 months 3600.00Cost to sell 4000.00Total costs 52600.00Net at 70000.00 list price if you got full list would be about 18000.00 mot 25000.00.

I made a big mistake with MOT but I knew it was a gamble and approached it from that aspect.

It really can help your networking ;)Il a picqué votre intérêt quand quelqu'un emploie le mot piqué correctement?

@Steven Hamilton II We created an LLC in 2016 but did mot make any investments. 

I'm not a lawyer is this is mot legal advice and every state is different so check in this but construction defects have a 10 year statute of limitations so if the leak is because of the more recent work the contractor will probably be on the hook.

@Frances N.Your lender will mot close nor would I as a buyer without not only the hoa rules but also and more importantly the budget.

Mot companies will insure it at a higher cost.