You may have to have them sign a quit claim deed though but I would consult a lawyer or mortgage broker if you decide to go that route to make sure it is all done correctly.

We will be consulting a RE lawyer at some point, but I'm hoping for some early clarification as we put together our initial funding strategy.We will be establishing an LLC focusing on flips as well as BRRR.

You need to be pushing back with lawyers!

I am currently looking for a RE friendly lawyer in the Atlanta area.

Power of Attorney dies with the patient.However,if the escrow was basically finished and every document signed by the power of attorney holder prior to death,the court will agree that the sale shall proceed and the proceeds go to the estate for distribution to the heirs by the administrator of the estate.Get a lawyer and petition the court to carry out the last wishes and legal desires of the decedent.

I prefer title companies to lawyers for this, since the title company has a lawyer and they will usually talk to you for free.Good luck.  

I'm not a lawyer but have dealt with several estates and you need to think outside the box..

I am not a lawyer though but I would feel comfortable with this in front of a judge holding our lease agreement which they broke which spells this out.  

I am looking to network with wholesalers, agents, lawyers, investors/lenders, contractors, etc. 

I'm eager to get in contact with an Albany real estate agent and a real estate lawyer.