I found the potential members of the trust and am curious as to how I should reach out to them in regards to the property.If it would help any it looks like a widow (late 70s or early 80s) and her kids are members of the trust and some of them live in the area. 

I know, because I come from a family that used to do what I do two generations back and lost it all when my grandfather died and his widow and children lost it all.Then about forty-some years ago, the rise of the infomercials brought a group of higher-income people to real estate who had no real business being in it.

Act and Consumer Protection Act.Someone on Bigger Pockets recently posted & boasted that they "helped" an elderly widow with serious health problems by buying her house appraised at $290,000 for $60,000 and was "helping" her.

Cut the middle guide out and pop the new widow in the hole.

It is very long and has two widows with different shape windows.

I know a widow in Denver that 7 years ago paid $250k cash for a duplex.

@Adam JasonFor tenants: My worst tenant was a 70yr old widow. 

The last thing you want is for a large "widow maker" to fall on someone or something.

My mother is a low income widow that I want to make sure lives in a property that I own so that I can help her when needed as she gets older.

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