I looked online and found a list of relatives of the deceased.

So, I am looking through my county probate records and I came across a record that says the deceased left his estate to multiple people as a one third undivided interest as a tenant in common of all right, title and interest of the decedent in and to the following described property: then lists property.Can someone help me understand this por favor?

It’s a diverse community, one of the most racially diverse neighborhoods of Detroit, that borders Grosse Pointe.This is one of the few historic neighborhoods left in the city where you can still buy properties for rent and make a solid return.

I'm looking for the best rental markets (i.e. strong middle class, good commute locations, B sections that border A neighborhoods; up and coming areas).FinancingI'm a strong buyer and am under-writer prequaled up to 800K.

In the upcoming months I am thinking about flying down to U.S from Canada to purchase a few properties. I have heard there is nothing stopping me except I cant stay longer then 6 months down there without citzenship.
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And if your one of those that lives in or near the Oregon Border you simply drive over to Oregon and all your shopping and pay no SALES tax...

Also property taxes are very very low compared to north of the border so people hold on to their homes. 

Both of these men would have (Bud is deceased) contended that there is more money in buying existing communities than developing communities.

If the owner is deceased, what are the next steps to try to get these properties and rehab them??

Of course we will consult with attorneys and cross border accountants before we set anything up, but I am looking to get the basic concepts here.- How can my parents invest in US Real Estate?