If you are not zoned to have multi family housing then you could be dead in the water. 

AVMs are a dead end unless you're going to work AI into it, embedded into a robot that actually walks out to the property as well as to the relevant comps, and calls agents/appraisers asking them why this home was that price, and so on.

I figured the deal was dead.  

Its dead at night.

Just as an initial disclosure, if I'm beating a dead horse, please forgive me.

One issue that concerns me are "threat to life" situations; for example, if the heater goes out at 8pm in the dead of winter, what would you do?

(That is not hyperbole, by the way, I am dead serious.  

You'll have to pry those from my cold, dead hands.7. 

The P.R. is unable to give a P.O.A. since the decedent is dead.

The complex is a single 15 unit building in pretty good shape physically, but the association is dead in the water.