survey it then build a cinder block fence along your border.. end of discussion.

Likely the deceased lady is the RA - but it will have her address as well and with that ... send a letter for the deceased family to open and read?

@Matt ScholtenI am Canadian and buy/sell all the time cross border and quite often am in Canada for closings.  

I do not want to jeopardize my relationship with my family over cash of a deceased family member.  

The husband of the deceased was the caller and he is interested on selling, but the house is in his late wife a name, he hasn't actually filed for probate yet, so how would the process happen for me to buy the property before the title is in his name?

However the deceased owner had a reverse mortgage around $300,000.

I'm reviewing a NPL in 1st position on a home in Oklahoma where the O&E report shows the borrower as deceased and there are a few different liens listed, filed between 2007-2010:State income tax liens totalling upwards of $10K"Statement of Judgement" lien from a local credit union upwards of $19,500Does anyone know if these are attached to the property or just to the individual, and if to the property, can they be wiped out via FC?

Recently deceased 3.

In one of my homes it bordered an abandoned alley right of way, and in a home caddy-corner to mine there is a mentally disabled man that roams the city picking up cans with a shopping cart.

I do strongly recommend you sit down with a real estate attorney and accountant with cross-border expertise.