If it's not, my presumption would be that there is no "protection period" for you agent - unless CA law provides for a minimum period.It's better that you not end up finding out in court though.

The courts generally do not reassign the property away from the son's estate after it has gone through probate.So, I would expect it would go to either the son's spouse (first) or his children (if there is no spouse).There could be extenuating circumstances, like a will involved. 

I've worked with investors all over the country with everything from studios 17 steps from the ocean to mansions on the bay with boat slips. 

You can also go to multifamily conferences held by various investing groups around the country.

If it's not, you tried your best and hopefully have the receipt for the extender to prove to court that you tried to go out of your way to provide something that is not in the lease agreement (should it get that far). 

I'm a US citizen, but I've lived for 20 years in other countries.

What are you seeing out there in your market I actually minor in economics and an investor in Stock and FOREX (currency, basically like stock market but instead of companies, you invest in countries). 

Below are the details:http://thesomersteam.com/page/kensington-Courts-A-...It may be some time before this gets finished but it would really change the dynamic of the area. 

We have had 3 parcels of land (small country town) plus the mobile home rental and had to sell all of it do to personal reasons and major home repairs on our own home.

@Angela Smith I am in Maryland  just outside the city ,  you are out of the country in Canada , a severe disadvantage .