I would not double close if you’re dead broke as that will eat into margins.

I would argue that for all you know she could be dead inside the unit, or injured and therefore you needed to call a locksmith to provide access.

@Jim Pellerin both I’m tired of being in the rat race at this rate I’ll work till I’m dead and leave nothing for my children.

Because he has all properties paid off it is important that you take into consideration the opportunity value of that dead equity. 

There have been instances where I do find someone who is an heir and I'll send them a letter in the mail or I'll call them, but there are just so many dead ends, whether the heir is not communicating to there being no one available to communicate with. 

That is because they have been paid in full and are now coming back to finish a job with DEAD TIME - no more money earned.

Regardless of how long they have been there they are dead weight.

Many investors would conclude that is too much equity or "dead money". 

EASY flipping is dead. 

@Leah Pitts Nate is dead on.