If it is then not paid within the time limits stipulated in the notice (as set by your state landlord tenant regulations) you may then proceed with the eviction.Your father should have posted 2 months ago.

I think as long as you have a valid reason you can take video/photos as evidence for court proceedings.

Paul Unless you agree to assume the delinquent taxes they are paid by the seller out of their gross proceeds of the sale.

Let me know if you'd like to proceed with your approved loan."

But if you want to proceed, read How to Effectively Conduct Joint Venture Agreements as a Real Estate Investor and taking-on-partner-s-and-limiting-our-liabilites. 3.

You can do a refinance, but can't use the proceeds to invest in a new property and get the OZ benefits. 

Just proceed with the Sheriff lockout because obviously this 'tenant' isn't going until the end.

Real numbers are needed to make a educated decision.Lots of time on new structures code compliance will add lots to the cost.Extensive knowledge in Multi Family units is needed ( for example some counties require fire sprinkler in new multi Family project) Proceed with caution and talk to local builders / Code inspectors / Realtors

If so, then you have to try and make a deal.....if your mother and the 3 children can’t make a deal, then the probate court will likely order a sale of the assets, and divvy up the proceeds.

Since the vast majority will not be willing to sell at a price in which I could purchase, my next move would be to offer to list their house to help them maximize their net proceeds.