I'm following up of course.Seller is a widow and is downsizing so I'm also buying most of her stuff.

Furthermore, the grantee is the mentally ill widow.

Just so you know what to expect:My next door neighbor was widowed and didn't like the price estimate the Realtor gave her to sell her house.

And by that I mean, if a contractor gets killed on your job, and his widow if able to successfully argue that he was an employee as opposed to an independent contractor (which is MUCH easier without an ICA), you can be sued for everything you've got...and you'll probably lose, as it's unlikely you were carrying insurance for that guy that you didn't consider to be an employee...If so, I doubt they will try to cheat you to bad....LOL Good Luck, Bill As I said earlier, getting cheated is the least of my concerns.

Not to stereo type but my sellers have been older ladies, single or widowed. 

A family of 6 with 2 two pets is a carpet lifecycle shortener compared to a single widow in her 60s who spends most of her retirement on cruises.Cleaning: I've noticed that regular professional cleaning really extended carpet life, even with the turnover impact, compared to my messier long-term tenants.

I sure hope she can pay the rent, I'd hate to have to evict a recent widow... 

Just had an older women 87, widow, they stole her A/C unit.

A veteran, or qualified family member such as the unmarried widow of a deceased veteran, can obtain one loan type initially, and the other loan type on a different property, in the future, without having to pay off the prior loan.

However, searches of the county records indicate that the owner is a widow who lives in another city.