Mounties, Provincial and local police forces, as well as officers of the court, have access to the system.  

Check with your local probate court, and match the names of the decedent to the property appraisers office to see if they own real estate.  

We have filed eviction to local county court numerous times and tenants moved out.

This can eliminate or reduce the chances of a claim against your policy and help keep your rates stable and less likely of being cancelled or non-renewed.All apartment complexes in our metro areas require them, there is a reason.

I never had this tested in court.

If you mean a 100+ unit apt complex, $100K will not be enough.You may be able to get a loan for a 25-50 unit complex for $500K with 20% down, assuming you have other capital reserves.

So if you really want to get your foot in the door, you could work for an apartment complex, let's say on the weekends or Saturdays, showing the units and other duties as assigned.

(she hasn't given any documents substantiating her claim, and is not on title) 2) IF it goes to probate court, is it so the Judge will decide who gets the house?

I just finished purchasing my next project at the court house steps and I am working on a few more.To answer your questions. 

This is a court judgement and will supersede any restriction they are placing.