They do not show if the deceased individual owned a house.When I get the basic probate information, I start to drill down into obituary listings and real estate income tax records to determine if there is a house and whether a spouse might still be living there, as well as to glean some basic information about the administrator, i.e. is that person a son or daughter, a distant relative, etc.  

It turns out that on his lot is also an old parking structure (street fronting) that has been fully permitted to build a 1000 square feet townhome (the final map will son be recorded). 

Probably the most beneficial of which was my son's student loan.

My sons room had a chalk board walk so I primed it and was penalized.

His son is unable to reach him as well, but his phone IS on.

It would basically say all net proceeds over 300k would go to the son in law.

My tenants, a married couple with their teenage son, is renting my 2 bed, 2 bath condo for almost a year now.

The owner of the house across from my in-laws passed and his sons are going to put it on the market.We contacted the realtor and got a 10 option before it hit the MLS.

Does your grandmother have any sons or daughters you might want to run it by other family members before moving forward 

My son has special medical needs, and as he grows he will need a specialized van to go on longer trips.