Read that document to get the full details and it will likely point you in the right direction.The worst case scenario is the former owner's heirs show up outta nowhere, and claim that poppa had a precious family heirloom worth lots and lots of money hiding in his dresser drawer, and now that it's gone you must've taken it.But since the owner is dead, it may require going as far hiring a private investigator to find the heirs and notify them of the situation.

hey everyone my names Quinton G out of Las Vegas, NV im new to wholesaling and I had a few questions which I hoped youd all could help me be able to answer and help me with I have some people who want to sell and work with me but I have them on hold till I can get these questions answered so please anyone and everyone id love some help.1. when wholesaling a home I first put it under contract to look like im buying the home, then find a buyer within 30 days and assign the buyer my contract for profit. now does the seller know im doing this or do I hide what im doing?

Probably not good.And if you found the owner misrepresented the square footage of the property, did work without a permit, etc. wouldn't you wonder what else they're hiding?

i just did one like this, but did it a little differently. i met the tenant and talked to her before closing. i didn't hide behind a letter, just went to talk to her. and i listened. and listened. she was happy with the condition of the house, which makes it our worst looking house. she was paying on time, so i was ok with that.i promised that i had to keep her current lease for at least a month after closing. so i had her sign our application and lease after that. both parties were happy.

If the only way to hide it is a double close.

Tried to hide inabilities, lack of knowledge or came across as untruthful which showed them the way out!

In my experience, if you know your rights and responsibilities as a landlord and aren't a slumlord, you don't need to hide behind the "manager" veil. 

So now days I look for good insurance verses trying to hide behind something...

Some "cash only" people may be simply weird but the vast majority are hiding from something.

Assuming this isn't an REO, they are obviously hiding that the entire plumbing system, sewer lateral, etc, is busted, and the seller owes a zillion dollars to the local water utility company that has liens on the property, which is why when you inquire about title insurance the listing agent will come up with some BS reason why you can't get title insurance.