If she doesn't want the parcels sold she'll have to talk to an attorney and file her own Petition for Probate and file for Letters of Administration since there is no will, for her to legally claim ownership.The attorney you spoke with misinformed you @Henry Marshall The attorney's responsibility is to the executor/administrator or the Personal Representative.The Personal Representative represents the interest of the estate.

In my journey since 1999 we have come across a few options:- A slow painful way, you do not reach your goal fast enough. 

That I am first the impactful employee that my company would feel the pain of loosing for years to come.

In fact affordable homes are in the highest demand ever with painfully limited supply. 

Sounds like a good idea, but here is the painful part, It is so costly to up keep these llcs.

It just depends whats more painful, having a house sit vacant for two months or working after work?!? 

Not an LLC related like yours, but it wasn't insurability related either rather it was basically administrative. 

If you've already looked this up and you are good to go on the regulatory side, then I would start by finding what the "pain point" is for the landlords in your area.

Two major real estate policies president Trump is supporting - Negative rates - (trump directly tweeted today)- Fannie/Freddy restructuring - ( more of administration support)These are two MAJOR influences in the market, I see there being pros and cons of both curious on opinions on how this influences/impacts values/buyer pools etc

Conventional financing has been too slow in the past, and they are oftentimes a pain to work with.What are you guys seeing on your deal that you finance?