Once appointed PR and with Letters of Administration they can enter into a contract to sell the property.  

@Keilon Morton To Eliott's point, your client should confer with a CPA highly versed in real estate investing...ideally, the CPA is also a REI, that's the way that we've seen ensures they are vested in knowing all the nuanced caveats from the tax code (and keep up with tax case law) that will directly affect an investor's decision making.While I have a JD, this is not intended to be specific legal advice, just my opinion from an estate planning, asset protection, trust/estate administration background.That being said, I would always put a rental property into an LLC and would never have a rental property (of any kind) or a flip in my personal name. 

That (tax topic) is beyond my expertise, but here is a link to what I think is applicable Washington Administrative Code: WAC 458-61A-211 (or WAC 458-61A-210).

The trustee's costs include hiring a real estate agent, administrative costs and time to sell the property and they usually won't do that.

That company does not act as a custodian like Equity Trust or Entrust, they are essentially just an administrative firm staffed by attorneys and benefit plan specialists.

It basically begins, for and in consideration of the rents agreed, it is agreed that the landlord shall not be required to perform any management duties beyond collection of rents and building inspections as to maintenance issues.In the event the tenant fails to perform with respect to this lease agreement which requires the landlord to perform additional administrative duties, the landlord shall then be entitled to additional compensation at a rate or $20.00 per hour, pro rated to a half hour.Examples of additional duties required shall include, but not limited to, the following:1.

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I challenged the assessment on the house where I live and in the administrative hearing they suggested that I was lucky if they didn't raise mine!

Infact, you should NEVER receive a sales pitch for an investment from an SDIRA provider that administrates alternative assets. 

I have spoken nationally on some issues concerning low moderate income housing issues, given guidance to municipalities on the administration of housing with HUD, so chances are I can address a question, I can't write volumes of books here in the dark.