It turns out that he once lived on my street and his mother was the Realtor who represented the people that I bought my house from!

Daughter is executor of estate and deed is in name deceased mother.

the city and original deed still has the fathers name on title and even the sons deceased mother on the title.

Since the only heirs appear to be the two children, I assume the property would transfer to them, but since they are both minors their mother would have the power to sell the property.

The owner(s) inherited the property from their mother who passed away a year ago.

I just had a family accept my offer to purchase the house their mother lives in where they will carry the contract interest only at 3.5% for 5 years.

My wife Sarah is a nurse and luckily they make good money in our area, so that's our steady income.

. ;-)Maastricht is a personal choice, I used to live there, it's close by and my mother wants to invest in that market (she's my biggest source of capital and she trusts my capabilities).As for financing, there has been talk about seller financing and lease options for some time now in The Netherlands.

You do need to look at this over a term certain, otherwise it's a mortuary table issue estimating when the seller might leave the property to a nursing home or passing.

I used to go through this with my kids, then I recalled my mother using "reverse psychology" on us...