Align your mission, vision and purpose before you jump ship @Taylor Rider!

This concerns me but my parents (and other family) live very nearby and indicate shared well is very common here.It comes with a decent dock.  

For Those Of You who are Heavy Hitters with Probate and Heir-ship Type Deals; Do you wait until all of the Heirs are on Board before you Market to sell and Assign the Contract or do you Assign Right away?

And @BillGulley, when u get 10,000 posts I am shipping a bottle of champagne to Missouri !

It is not uncommon by the way for investors to walk away. 5 years ago is the 2007 vintage when most markets were at the peak.The investor has a high interest investor loan and a high sales price.Probably was just breaking even hoping for the market to turn.Now that the tenant left a bunch of damage the investor is jumping ship and not pouring anymore money into a bad investment.At the owners age enjoying the last years of their quality of life is more important than an overvalued debt to a bank.

Turning our relationship into a business partner ship as well has been a little stressful but we have handled it pretty darn well! 

Usually involves heir-ship affidavits and some other forms showing they have right to sell.

I work with a local group of real estate investors and they also offer mentor-ship.

There are so many avenues to explore and right your ship in.

Get it listed and see what offers come in, don't go down with the ship on this one.