But the major issue is probably the Internet connection itself.

Go to www.godaddy.com and play with domain names...mami&davebuyhouses.commamibuyshomes.comIf you can find a "cutesy" one that is easy to remember... register it, then use that same tag to get an email address from one of the free providers.When you have the domain and the e-mail address to receive, then get business cards.At that point you will have the contact info required for the card and you can get a website later.It's not about having a card, it's about establishing an identity long term.Go on the internet and download a business plan template...

Unless you can at least break even I wouldn't recommend holding on to the house as a rental.However without having more details about your financial situation, it's difficult to make good recommendations - although I understand not wanting to give out personal information on an internet forum

At that point, you could set up an appointment for a day or so later. 

I'm closing in on my first deal and I want to set up an appointment with a good real-estate-minded CPA to make sure I've got my bases covered.  

Don't disrespect anyone on the site.Really though, you will find this to be one of the most supportive and helpful groups on the internet!

If they did in fact die, you need to go to the probate court that administered their hearing and see if you can find the court appointed executor/administrator of the estate.

@Dawn Curry I would do the following: 1) find an asset based lender in your area, and 2) stop posting on the internet that you are evading paying your taxes!

I work in the tech industry and can live pretty much anywhere as long as I have access to the Internet and an airport.

Peak their interest, and when they call set an appointment to see the home don't try to sell them on the phone.