I worked directly with owners for a year under a property manager and we considered the sale of the property a mutual agreement to end the relationship - no fees were charged.

I am asking for advice on how to handle the process of clearing out her belongings in a way that does not expose me to any legal risk and also allows me to begin renovating and improving the unit as soon as possible to decrease the vacancy loss as much as possible while still being ethical and compassionate to her family.On a side note, the other tenant is a building inspector that deals with code violations for the city...sooooooo, I'm going to be pulling permits for everything related to the renovation and hope to create a positive relationship with him while he lives in the unit.Thank you in advance for your advice.  

The other thing is, you should make a relationship with your friendly Bank Manager and have a sit down with them about the requirements for a Mortgage on your First Home.

I would recommend building a relationship with a local banker (not national) because they will have more flexibility on what they can do.

May be foolish to try and save the money but for our one single family we have, we aren’t making a ton and have an amicable relationship.

Looking forward to building lasting relationships and closing deals! 

There's no cleaner app that replaces the relationship you develop with a trusted reliable cleaner/cleaning company and their local handyman contacts.

@Ryan WilliamsonYou will probably not get a conventional loan for an LLC.But you may find a commercial loan with a local bank.You will definitely need a personal guarantee initially until your LLC can show enough history.Start building relationship with your local lenders.

Difficult for partnerships, requires good relationship. 

I've been listening to BP podcasts, going to local meet-ups, rapidly digesting books, building relationships, researching markets and seeing properties.