Do not hesitate, to post questions and bounce ideas around in applicable forums.

Glad to have you on here.Advice for this site...1) Set up keywords for your area and interests so that you're notified when they're used and then start interacting.2) Read through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide3) Go through applicable blogs and podcasts as there are a lot of great resources4) Get The Book on Flipping HousesAdvice for REI...1) Study up on what you need to know/do for the 1st step and then do it, then repeat for all following steps until you have completed your first investment then repeat the process and keep learning.

But once the Order Granting Permission to Sell is issued by the court, the house could be sold by the estate/executor.However, the house being upside down adds another layer of red tape to the mix.

Also review the tenant rental applications.

.  --- One thing is that each municipality has it own zoning regs with stipulations directly applicable to there jurisdiction.  

Some jurisdictions will give you a permit on the spot (I'm referring to "Phase I without the addition", some will not, depending on the scope of work you put on the permit application.

Adam, one piece of advice would be to leave your check book and credit cards at home.Every free seminar I've even been to has been an upsell to a seminar that does cost money, and/or a book/tape course and/or (the trend seems to be toward) a coaching program that has either a big up-front cost or a monthly ongoing fee.If you would like to go study how a salesman pitches a room of people however, it will probably be a great case study in sales techniques, especially the last 15-30 minutes where they really ratchet up the sales techniques.You'll get to see all the techniques like getting the audience to agree with simple statements to build rapport, presenting the "total cost" and then "slashing" it for a "today only discount", the old classic "limited time only, while supplies last" and its variant "for the first ___ people at the back of the room", etc.I've gotten good value out of seminars over the years.

Thank Brendyn Dabrowski , I'm using the iOS application right now due to the fact it's my laptop nothing more because I used it fine on my iPad and iPhone and was able to long in and out so I guess I need to get it looked at

In addition to understanding applicable landlord-tenant laws, be sure to thoroughly read through the condominium's governing documents, particularly any policies about renting.  

After all seems to be good, tell them you are going to have them fill out an application (get help from an experienced landlord in creating your application.