I would encourage you to use caution in how you approach the situation, the loss of someone is never an easy situation, but sometimes it does cause unwanted problems like inherited real estate.  

Sometimes it really is a win for a seller to save their credit, or walk away with cash quickly, or get rid of an unwanted property without much effort on their part.

Technically in the eyes of the law, they still are a tenant, roommate, unwanted guest, even if they aren't paying rent. 

Thanks for the adviceThe place was filled with trash but still better than an un-wanted tenant 

I haven't done any analysis, but one should also factor in the unwanted scenario of holding onto a long term vacancy in CA vs NV.

@Ryan D.Have you ever had problems with the For Rent signs attracting unwanted attention?

keeps unwanted people out of your yard.    

I'm new to BP and have learned so much. I'm so glad there is a website like this. Here's my dilemma. My husband and I have recently bought a 4 unit apartment building in Indiana. The seller is an elderly woman (85) wh...

One roommate out of three tenants on a joint + several lease has descended into hardcore drug use, bringing domestic disturbances and unwanted guests as well as drug use on the property according to the other roommates.

Georgia and the surrounding states are full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.