Trying to keep it hidden from the divorce is fraudulent intent.

Is contractor going to say: "The owner sent a dumb kid who kept micromanaging me to move the bathroom, then sends another kid with different goals and instructions."   

@Michael FlynnOn your probate list(s) the next of kin of the decedent have a legal interest on the subject property.Since you have your list your going to have to make a trip down to the county courthouse (or Orpahn's Court) and physically research on each name, what your looking for.If any heir has a address mail off an introduction letter and maybe they'll forward the letter to the PR.If you have a day job consider hiring someone with your instructions, on what your looking for...

They give the tenants the list and provide instructions on when they can call or when it can wait.

In my mind, that's their problem, not mine.He said he'll instruct the loan processing dept. to only consider our credit for the application.

The instructions say not to set  permanently installed cabinets on top of floating (click lock) LVP.

My premium membership cannot be changed by myself - it instructs me to clink the link for customer service.  

I can remove the device and then give them setup instructions to set up the equipment that is already installed.Anyone else? 

have some sexy flush baseboards with 1/2" reveal, floating peninsula island, hidden doors, pivot doors, concrete (concreate.net) panel feature wall, wood panel kitchen ceiling with 1/2" gap, and LEDs galore.contractor nailed it!

@John Coulter Yes, in a normal sale, the seller is Instructing the hoa to disclose any debts to be paid, as part of the sale.....this is not that.