I looked through the Receipts, Inventory, PR's, etc and still did not find if the deceased had Real Estate Property.

so i got a call from a seller looking to sell his deceased mother's home after 10 years of paying for the taxes and leaving it unoccupied. the home has been through probate but hes isn't sure if deed is in his name. he does know that in his mother will the proceeds of the homes sale are to go to him and 6 other grand children. he tried to sell it before but with no luck with a realtor. my questions are do the 6 grand children and the son need to sign my contract?

So, good 'ole google let me know that an owner of one of the vacants is now deceased.

Rossi, welcome aboard...you've got options and not just in CA but right over the border in Las Vegas as well...Check my sig line and let's get in contact.

I am just under the NH border and regularly look in the Nashua Area.

Or if I could confirm that he is deceased.

His deceased father owned 9 houses, his grandmother owns 5 of them of which one he lives in and 2 others that she wants to work a deal with him because no one has occupied the dwelling and the taxes are behind to the point where all the money is due at one time.

I would say Roseville because I'm from Rocklin which borders to Roseville.

A deceased person owns a property in the State of Washington, but lives and has a tax mailing address in the state of Ohio.

This is in a decent area, I used to live near there myself, on the border with Denver near 285/Wads.