To think that your going to buy a property without disclosures is a breach to your fiduciary duties and WILL LAND YOU IN COURT!

I've alerted the realtor and the seller is aware of it so its in his court as to how he would handle it.

It would appear that he has gotten into it before, evidenced by the prior drywall repair.

The woman who had the deed transferred in her name is only the court appointed administrator of the estate, from my current research she should be able to transfer deed but i will run a title search.She has been sending her lawyer to the courts avoiding being foreclosed on because the original note was not recorded correctly and they cannot produce it. 

(Emotion has no hold in court, so fighting summons)

@Raj Kumardid you not catch this in Due Diligence, always something to check for with multiple units, I had a mobile home court once charge me for every pad setting there at a base rate, talk about BAD

To mention someone in your post who is either a BP colleague or someone who has posted in the thread, type the @ sign then immediately start typing the persons name until a drop down menu appears below the reply box, then select the right name. 

You should allow them to terminate the lease without penalty....that is unless you want them to file a complaint with the housing authority, or the courts or some other entity.  

You may have to pay something for it, but it isn't a large amount.The only cautionary note is that some community owners, including myself, go to considerable lengths to avoid appearing in those documents so not every file is going to list all of the actual human owners.

Not sure about Carol county but in P.G. county and AA county Maryland you can get a sale date in 3-6 months but then it takes the court 12-18 months to ratify the sale after the auction and for you to get title.