You do have a right to visit your property.Unless they are not paying rent you may be at the mercy of the court as they may give the tenants 3-6 months stay till they find a place but all the while they still have to continue paying rent.

We'll see what we can do to add this functionality.

What does it mean when the court issues "notice and information to heirs and devisees?"

Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA."

In my area, they seem to be an agent for the trustee (per court documents) and in that capacity can't really dictate the sale process.

If I were you, not only would I look at if you doing the right thing morally, you want to make sure your decisions are easy to uphold in court.

lesson learned in court

This is an estate, so the contract is contingent upon court approval.

You need a court proceeding with the judge ruling that the contract needs to be set aside.

I was given the most up to date tax information (~$55K + court costs and fees).