It's possible to re-zone a property but it is an extended affair that could take at least 6 months, plan on 12 (figure several postponed city council hearings, hoops to jump through, etc. and you get the idea), and I would not count on that as part of the deal at all - that should be "gravy", not something you count on for the deal to work at all.The best thing I think you can do is ride by the property, maybe talk to neighbors in the area too, and see if you can figure out why it's zoned Light Industrial.

If they owned real property, then figure out who the executor/personal representative is.The executor is court appointed to handle the affairs of the decedent's estate.

As responsible citizens it is our responsibility to handle our affairs.

(k) Subject to § 18-801 of this title, except to the extent otherwise provided in the limited liability company agreement, a series may be terminated and its affairs wound up without causing the dissolution of the limited liability company.

If the person died with no will, their affairs may need to go through probate.Do the paperwork necessary to document return of possession of the unit back to you.Change the locks.

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Sorry about the confusion, I was referring to the Veteran Affairs Home Loan (VA).

@Jake Gandolfo Buying at auction is a risky affair and probably not appropriate for your first deal.

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