The courts generally do not reassign the property away from the son's estate after it has gone through probate.So, I would expect it would go to either the son's spouse (first) or his children (if there is no spouse).There could be extenuating circumstances, like a will involved. 

Hi All,I am interested in getting involved as an LP in multi-family syndication, but I haven't had a ton of luck finding these opportunities.

It'll involve running another coax cable.

. , this is a 60 or 70 amp service so upgrading would always require a new meter base and service wire because the gauge of the wire for a 100 or 200 amp service would be larger.I have had a couple of these upgrades done and also been involved with clients who did as well.

What is involved in a foreclosure of a company when they have this many properties?

Do you see yourself as only a "finder" or are you looking to stay involved with the deal? 

In such a small sub-market I would first try to address concerns involving demographics, employment, and supply. 

If he lives out of that City you could write him/her a letter of your interest and how you could pay the tax bill as part of your offer.In the meantime, you might ask the Tax Assessor clerk who handles the tax foreclosures and ask them if a mortgage company is involved. 

But if you want personal involvement and running around, it's going to take more than the eventual promise of a commission on a lowball offer under current market conditions.

It depends on your risk tolerance you can find these properties on MLS but they will have lower yields, because you do not know what paperwork is involved you probably need someone to help regardless, a realtor will do this "for free" on MLS properties.