, or more likely - there's something the seller knows about but isn't revealing (uh oh). 

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It's just a situation where the title company (mistakenly) revealed how they do something, and I'm trying to figure out how to do it myself, because the high-level explanation sounds pretty simple.

My investigation revealed she died in December 2014.

If the place needs to be fully rehabbed, whats an inspection going to reveal?

Would love to hear your thoughts on the following transaction(s).The goals: To rehabilitate a 12 unit multifamily in central Maine (fully occupied ~$45K net/year) I plan to hold, currently appraises for $400K, no mortgage/own outrightMunicipality is interested in lending up to $250k for rehabDecent credit, several banks said "easy" to $200k mortgage To refinance the debt/mortgages/liens (~$100K+) of a dying family member (Bob) I am not completely aware of all of Bob's debts/legal issues and they will be numerous (cursory title exams reveal debt comes to roughly 1/10th of conservative valuation of assets)Several properties belonging to Bob are income bearing, or could be income bearing (max gross of ~$4,400/mo within 6 months)Place the remaining assets (after debt payoff) into a trust for the heirs to split.I several options/ways to go about doing something like this.

if you don't want to reveal you will not be the end buyer, then transactional funding is your best bet.

I'm trying to do exactly what you're advising without revealing the name of the company until I have to - because I have written them for an explanation as you advised. 

I don't want to reveal my hand to early.Whats my best course of action in this situation?

A websearch should reveal them.