Yes I believe the bank was notified,  there is no one else on the loan, I am being affirmed as administrator for probate so I will get authority, but that could be six months.The sale date is the larger question, nothing has followed the notice of default, the property is in CA so the moratorium is in effect currently until Aug 31st.I don't know if the 90 day countdown goes into effect during that period, as its been over 90 since the default notice, they may just be blocked by the moratorium

Option two is to block out future listings on previous owners account and add the listings to my current account.

. - Start underwriting deals: the more hours you can accumulate calculating reno budgets and ARVs, the better- For the first few deals, try to stick with block construction, post 1950s build in non flood zones.- Always get a full property inspection before buying, even if you have waived the inspection period- Get pre qualified for a loan in advance- Track your household expenses carefully and try to live well under your means- Set aside 6 months living expenses in a "rainy day account".

Type 1 STRs are owner occupied and are allowed one STR "by right" per property, regardless of the total block face percentage of STRs. 

Looppoles, and never use your number to call or advertise anything, also 3rd party, and always ask if they are selling, there is 3 answers I always get, no, yes and I’ll sue you or call the cops guy, the last guy I just tell them to lose my number as I have already blocked theirs. 

I've been practicing analyzing deals using the BP calculators, but recently I've hit a small road block.

One thing to consider is a block or two can make a big difference in Chicago, especially in some of these areas.

You always get a few scammers, a few no shows, but I always text out reminder to them morning of or 2 hours before the meeting time, and block out times to show in about 2 hours, so its not a total waste of my time (ex. bring your laptop and work while waiting.) 

My family's little block tract house near Homestead AFB survived Andrew with shingles off and the banana tree blown to bits while the 70s-80s buildings a few blocks away were leveled.

Then, I walked around the block and noticed that two houses had more than one door up front with separate mailing boxes.