If a person is on title jointly with a spouse and their spouse dies, can the surviving spouse keep half of the equity after the property is sold if the deceased spouse owes more money than the equity remaining after a...

(She's widowed and getting up in age). 

The owner/manager had died and his widow was not interested in managing the property. 

So far I am thinking; a retired farmer (money in CDs), retired business man that had lots of real estate in his younger years (familiar with rentals) widow who has a large estate and does not like the volatility of stocks, retired customer who sold business and has large sums and I would assume is looking for diversity etc...I guess my thought is: come up with a plan, get over the hesitation how ever you need to do it (I hate the 'selling side' of busienss, I want to 'create') work that plan one step at a time, and educate yourself as much as possible.Dan Dietz

He hosts tournaments and donates to youth programs and gives away frisbees/coozies that say he is the area's "Ultimate Lender".If you're going to target marketing to runners or cosplayers or LGBTQ, you should go be part of their community, and give as much as you take.

Heck, maybe its cash will flow nicely ... just not sure if it will flow to him ... or to his widow.

You have a whole house to protect and tenting it is the only way to kill all the Brown Recluse and Black Widow spiders, cockroaches, palmetto bugs, rats, mice, snakes, possums etc.

It’s a lot but I know I can make a difference for the broke college kid, the single mom with two jobs, the widow, the couple with the new baby...

As a widowed single parent guess what, I walked in those shoes of how tough things are, and take special note that the bleeding hearts only speak of single MOM'S, yeah, how about single Dad's?

It's hidden value was that it was vacant and owned by the widow of a recently deceased businessman in my town, weeds growing up in the parking lot, and trash everywhere.