and, I'm sure others I've forgotten or am unaware of.Once you have enough information and approval to know that there is a market, and you really can build something on this land, you can start trying to raise money to start the work.Development happens in two phases - horizontal and vertical.

I would suggest running your numbers by an experience professional to make sure something wasn't forgotten accidentally.

They’ve just learned to manage their fear.Have FunI think this is the most overlooked and/or forgotten component of taking action.

there is a very very strong chance that she will not want to even deal with it. she probably has long ago forgotten about it and will not want to deal with it. first, you have to find out if she is the only heir. if she is, great, if not, you need to deal with all the heirs. dealing with one is easier. second, talk her into giving it to you if she does not want it. offer her some money just to sign off it. get a quit claim deed and get her to sign it with a copy of the parents death certificates. next, call the town, find out how much in back taxes is owed, how many liens are owed, etc. this will be your leverage to get the daughter to just give it to you. as long as the town has not foreclosed on it for back liens, you will deal with her. if the town has foreclosed, then you deal with them and not her. this sounds like a house i would jump all over, derrick. don't let this one slip away from you. good luck

This was about 3 years ago, so I have forgotten some key details behind this story, but either way, you may want to check with someone around town (NOT CODE or MLGW!)

While I’m sure there are some things that I have forgotten in this list this should give you a good idea of whether or not you should rent your house out or sell it.

I have forgotten that in my excitement.  

Holding an abandoned property is sometimes a sign they don't have the funds to do a rehab, or it's simply something he got a good deal on way-back-when and now is something he's forgotten about or is a minor headache.

You need to learn when to push a little, and when to back off without being forgotten.

Furniture will be broken (Destroyed), keys will be lost, codes will be forgotten at the wee hours of the morning, reviews will be left that are totally subjective and barely relate to the actual experience of staying in the house....the list goes on.