I have worked on many transactions involving Estates and looking to build a relationship with attorneys and provide my expertise. 

Knowing that I wasn't receiving much value for what I was paying, I decided to conduct research and see what else was out there that could provide most of what I needed at acceptable pricing (subjective, I know).

Before long JKV will be on the radar of all the major title underwriters and their title agents will need underwriter permission to close deals in which they are involved.

Should I really just be leaning on a local real estate agent to help me with the local markets?

TBD Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Reach out to agencies in your area (housing commission, Saint Vincent DePaul, etc.) explain the situation and ask them who provides eviction prevention assistance to renters.

Have an agent estimate the value of the property and see if it's worth it to you.

The trustee says they "cannot provide legal advice".

He was an investor and a real estate agent and showed me how to analyze deals and helped me get my first deal as an investor.

I worked with Fund & Grow and have gotten a tremendous start with my business, based on the $67,000 support Brandon Kroon provided.