get a real estate license.. and then have them sign a buyers brokers contract or the seller would probably be most happy to pay you a fee as a licensed professional.

When you request a copy of the current tax roles from the county the treasurer's office will require you to sign a statement that reads that the records will NOT be used as a mailing list or phone list.

Sign up to a pro account then hit the BP marketplace.

From there, I was even more shocked when 2 of them sent me docu-signs with their agreement and asked me to sign before they even would look at the property, get on a call or meet up in person. 

We hired a property manager who did a background check and had him sign a lease.

The lease that they signed with the previous owner does not specify a move out time, and they won’t commit to being out any sooner than midnight on the 30th.

I was fortunate, again, to have my father co-sign on most everything, but Bank of America got so granular, I had to explain a $300 deposit in my account for selling a couch on Craigslist along with every SINGLE transaction over about 3 month period.

They're willing to sign it over to me, but wish to remain partial partners since they're doing me a favor.

If so have them both sign and file it now and when they pass you file an affidavit of death with a death certificate, and the property is yours.   

@Nolan M. like a “virtual bandit sign” I like that.