It's terrible to see you commenting on all these threads spreading negative information and preventing forums from actually moving forward with good information that people can learn from. 

Barely any negative comments.

@Rafaella Almeida a few points:With regards to @Darius Ogloza's comment about suing...it wouldn't be accurate for me to say it's not true but it doesn't fit the situation you're describing.

Thanks for the comment

The comment you made about buying cheap and renting then selling on contract is interesting.

I like using the MLS better than Redfin personally in my market so I can see more agent's notes and comments, have access to showing info, get more in-depth info on properties than what Redfin shows, see upcoming listings before they're listed, set more granular search parameters, pull comps/create CMA's more easily and accurately, view info on past listings, see archived photos, access documents, schedule showings, etc. 

Love all the comments. 

It appears from the comments that probate has not yet even been started, or this issue would have already been dealt with. 

I really appreciate what everyone has commented on this topic, maybe it isn't as crazy after all as for the vacay rental... i would remember to factor in cleaning fees (which could be passed on to the renters) as well as any extra tax for the lake resort.  

@JoeI'm also getting started in the field and was hoping you could provide a bit of clarification on some points you made above (I know this comment is coming in MUCH after the fact, but one always has to ask questions);You've stated "if the buyer is looking to fix  & flip, this is not a good deal" and "if the buyer wants to do a buy & hold, also not a good deal" with the further clarification that it would not be a good deal "if they need all of the money to buy through the financing" <-- I'm not sure what this means here.