If that is the bed they made, then they can lie in it.I am so sick of Welfare, Section 8, FHA, AFDC, Medicare, Free Education, etc...

Ed, for probates do you ever do postcards as well and just try to have a general we buy houses message and not address the probate/death?

As for beds/baths, you can get that from a title report or MLS data (although MLS it is not 100% accurate).

This reminds me of the ridiculousness of requiring disclosure of a death in the house issue.

She has also just went through the death of her husband and I can understand her not dealing with his business affairs.

I suggest you look at the number of beds and baths and room sizes if you can of the comps.

It's legally a 3 bed 1 bath, wondering how they would have managed 3 bedrooms in that amount of space?

I put in $230,000 because the the 2 lower comps didn't do a master bed conversion while the 1st one did.

If a taxpayer dies before the end of the 5-year (or 7-year) period, the period ends on the date of the taxpayer's death.

Originally posted by Kanku Livae:Note: In tax liens and tax deed investing, there are only two outcomesActually, there is a much more common third outcome; some newbie investor thinks they're going to 'get rich quick' down at the tax lien sale, checks the physical address, bids on it, wins, then finds out they should have check the APN because the physical addresses are notoriously wrong and instead of that 3 bed 2 bath house they thought they were getting, they purchased some garbage lot with a public utility easement right down the middle.