The person hiring you obviously want what they want but can never handle the news that you may present to them for there own safety.

This is something I handle a lot.

The owner was a payee and handled the tenants social security checks (up until this month of August), so the rent was getting paid on time no problem. 

There is a probate hearing coming up in a couple of weeks, and I've talked with the attorney handling the case- pretty tight-lipped about any details, but she did confirm that the estate will definitely be selling the property.

The other option would be just update the outlets to three prongs and see if the system can handle the output (the system is currently a 60 amp).Any advice on how to approach this issue?

So my understanding is that if you first take your income and figure how much debt you can handle you can then plug that number into the second equation and figure out your credit limit. 

I can't with any amount of sincerity suggest that you even look at Real Estate investing until you handle your debt.

I am looking for an attorney who handles foreclosures in Pennsylvania - specifically Lehigh County or Allentown. 

Most lenders do not specialize in renovation and thus it is not handled as a specialty.  

He says he is a traveling business man and handles everything off site by phone and email.