I grew up there and still drive over there to visit my mother and friends.

Only trick is you want to make sure it's with someone you trust your life, and your mother, to.

As someone previously mentioned I am a buy adn hold multi family investor.Actually my favorite properties are the small 2 families or the Mother/Daughters that give yo uthe single family feel on 1st fl and then you have a small apt. above.I invest in Union county but am not opposed to other placaes.kind regards,Chris

I have no wife and kids, I have my own living space on my mothers property (single mom) in the back of her house; which means i don't pay any rent, all I pay for is my car payment.

Estate Attorneys and Planners, Trust Companies, Nursing Homes, Realtors, Mortgage Companies who don't buy notes and tax accountants/ CPAs are good sources to tap into for locally held notes.

So I ask was she a relative of yours and she says yes she was my mother.

I'm particularly interested in corporate housing (especially nurses/therapists since I am one and could possibly use that to network with the companies placing the medical professionals).

My father in law passed away recently and my mother in law keeps getting direct mail offers to buy the house.

Unfortunately, their father had passed away of a drug overdose in December of 2014, and their mother also has substance abuse issues.  

Details:* The owner is a missing person (presumably dead)* Next of kin seems to be his father (haven’t found mother yet)* I don’t think father knows about the property* Missing people can be declared dead after 5 years (2022) - I don’t know if this and probate happen automatically or if someone needs to fileDisclaimer: I may not understand the lawsOptions1.