I have become addicted with learning about investing over the passed three months.

So I want to get to the decision-makers without necessarily revealing the entire topic so I can at least get a direct refusal, instead of someone who decides not pass on the message as they benefit from the property remaining as it is currently, or in the future, and I keep  wasting time on the property anyway.   

More examples can be found with an owner passing away and an heir is not represented in a sale.

I respect that any comments, replies, or suggestions are for entertainment purposes only and not considered legally binding. 

Connect directly with me and pass along your email address and I'd be happy to shoot over a condo questionnaire for you to use.  

If the son died with a will, the will stipulates how his property is passed on. 

If the property has lot's of other issues then it sounds like a pass unless it is dirt cheap.  

Each business opportunity/ decision the Partnership/ L.L.C. could engage in must be voted on and passed by a majority vote (unless it is something that would require a unanimous agreement).

Husband became ill two years ago and passed away November of 2014. 

i would pass...or at least offer way less than the AP.$650 rent - $400 mortgage payment = $250 for cash flow...and taxes, insurance, (are you self managing or is there to be a PM?).