In some counties, the people administering the sale will give the bank bid when asked.  

Your Replacement Property, or possibly your Relinquished Property, must be acquired and held or "parked" by the Qualified Intermediary that administers your 1031 Exchange transaction.The Reverse 1031 Exchange would allow you to close on the Replacement Property on May 31 and then give you 180 calendar days to work on closing the sale of your Relinquished Property.

When the estate is administered his interest in the LLC will need to be distributed in accordance with the Trust agreement (if it was held by the trust you referenced) or according to his will.If there are assets outside of the LLC if your mom is the executrix and should administer the estate in accordance with the will.  

You have to pass a pre licensing test, which the school will administer, which will give a pass for you to take the state exam. 

Talk to the people who actually administer the sale.  

Hi @Matt Kitto, Yes, we have administered thousands of 1031 Exchange transactions that involve the sale of one (1) Relinquished Property and the purchase of multiple Replacement Properties.

As many others have pointed out, a Will does specify how assets will be administered on death, but it usually requires a court proceeding (called a probate) in order for someone to have authority to transfer title to assets to your beneficiaries.

All of them have ways in which they are administered, and funds released.

You can then use the LLC and the LLC held bank account you control to administer all investments.  

Phillip Dougher Many moons ago I used to work for a city government and administer federal grants locally.