He passed away several years ago, but his books could still be purchased online. 

I've called and they don't/won't pass along a message.

The lot is part of a community with about 157 homes in the community in PA.1) If we wanted to send a postcard to each of the 157 home owners in the community where the lot is located presently and offer them a raffle chance of $100 to owning the lot is this legal to do this and what is the best way to handle this legally if this is allowed2) If the lot does not pass the perk test - what suggestions do you have on what to do with the property can i still offer a raffle on the property and what other ideas do you have at least get some money out of it 

I don't even say 'walk to' shopping, entertainment, bus line, etc.  

You'll find everyone here very welcoming and willing to pass along knowledge.

Yes, they do have HOAs, but HOAs help you maintain the building and generally pay for water/sewer/garbage which you pass on to your tenants.I have been investing in condos personally for a few years now and have seen prices skyrocket.  

It's a trust sale and does not need to go through probate.Deal specifics:Property has a reverse mortgage but still has plenty of equity and ARV upside.The owner of the property passed away 2 months ago.

Knowing that there is a credit/background check, and knowing there is a fee, those who are fairly certain they would not pass won't bother, and if they are serious about wanting the unit the fee is immaterial.

Pass on this deal.

Properties pass inspections all the time as long as there is no peeling or chipping paint.