I believe you can get a better deal and utilize your skills and time more profitably.

I use Locators nationwide.Locators can reach sellers in communities that would be impossible for us investors to reach using conventional marketing, they are in the community, they drive by for sale by owners (FSBO's) daily.We investors want to tap in on the Locator's skill and ability to find virgin (meaning motivated)  real estate sellers. 

Many experienced and skilled Realtors, agents, and loan officers propagate this misinformation unwittingly revealing their ignorance of the appraisal process.

I'm afraid knowing what to look for is a skill learned with time and experience, and not really something talking with strangers on the internet can fully prepare you for- there's just too much!

However, legally the PR has the fiduciary duty to settle all claims, secured and unsecured or risk court sanctions or worse from an unpaid creditor or claimant.So, in practice, counsel for the PR should require settlement of creditor claims, particularly those for medical benefits. 

@Josh Platko  I was just having a conversation with one of the more experienced investors in the space here on BP.and we both came to the conclusion. you have absolute novices jumping into hands down the most complicated and risky transaction there is... there is SO much that can go wrong... its a skill set that one should probably learn before jumping into as a newby..

The purchase was unique ended up getting the house for the cost of a funeral, back taxes, and medical liens.  

Do you know of websites that cater to medical professionals?

I still have time, and I want to use my skills to benefit my family and me first  for a change.  

Perhaps there is some other venture that would better leverage your experience and skills while requiring less start-up investment.