Have your lawyer do the tracking and approach the owner, chances are if he has a mental disability his affairs are in the hands of a designated Attorney of Finance that will be making all the decisions not the owner.

VASH is Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing . 

Affairs regarding investor flipping?

Jarrett is Senior Advisor and Assistant to the President) for Intergovernmental Affairs and Public EngagementHurricane William (in honor of William Delahunt, D-MA)Hurricane Xavier (in honor of Congressman Xavier Becerra, D-CA)Hurricane Yvette (in honor of Yvette Clarke, D-NY)Hurricane Zoe (in honor of Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, D-CA)That should just about wipe out the United States!

The buyer got a loan from the Jamaican housing authority (Something equivalent to HUD but three times the bureaucracy) and since there is no such thing as escrow, (Each side must chose a lawyer to carry his/her affairs) The lawyers and the housing authorities can drag it forever.

I'm an Army/Afghanistan combat-wounded veteran who doesn't let the label from the VA define me or my actions.I was a Nurse for a decade.I abused drugs/needles/affairs for 4 years.

Oliver,I spent much of today (yes Saturday) meeting with an attorney over a partnership dispute on behalf of a friend (I have power of attorney over his affairs).

If indeed it was the properties spoken of as 50% then Bill's suggestion will solve that as well as making sure that the surviving person is the beneficiary of the insurance policy along with a power of attorney for the business affairs in the case of death or other incopasitating injury.

If title has already passed to an heir, then its a relatively straight forward affair. 

Additionally, since they're on a month-to-month agreement, if you want to get rid of them regardless of whether they pay/cure the violations you're serving the notices for, you could also serve them with a 30-Day Notice to Terminate Tenancy (it'd have to be a 60 day notice if they've lived in the property for a year or more).Here's some additional reading for you if you still have questions: Ca Dept of Consumer Affairs - Terminations And EvictionsCa Dept of Consumer Affairs - The Eviction Process