And many standard association contracts already have a "check the box" option for assignability and in many cases for a 1031 exchange option as well.

THEN you must find a broker to sponsor you AND you will have to pay an annual fee to your local realtor's association to have access to the MLS.

I have several docs from corporations that don't get to me until March of every year that need to be included on the personal tax return.I found that the National Association of Realtors has a credit union.

i agree with @Nuhan Demirkan - the main issue is "is there a house associated with this estate?".

I'm not sure about your area but I am in Houston and it wasn't as bad as some of my fellow associates who were doing flips.

Look at the multifamily investing associations to find those players and work out your google fu from there. 

Used to be able to search by name - and read all liens associated with that person.

Licensed General Contractor (Class D) - City of Denver15 years experience as a successful Fix & FlipperMaster of Business AdministrationCertified Investment Real Estate AgentRealtor - State of Colorado, Associate Broker @ Your Castle Real Estate

Sandy ReddyFor hard money lenders who do short term loans, start here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/hardmoneylenders/new...You can also find them at your local real estate investors associations (REIAs)I am not familiar with New Jersey, so can't give any specific advice, but generally a title company can help you.  

I am In search of the south west version REI association perhaps Frankfort of Mokena or even Orland Park.