Whomever is the PR (Personal Representative) of the estate, Notice of Petition, Order of Probate and Letters of Administration would have to be filed by the PR for you to legally purchase the subject property.  

Hi All, I was wondering if it's customary for a real estate agent representing both the buyer and the seller to book inspection on behalf of the seller.

@Gordon Tanner Can you define "agent"...is this a formal designationThis is a county-specific question...best case is it's good and they represent you...worst case is the court hearing the case requires you to be present to complete the process...

I'm growing frustrated at our representatives only continually helping the tenant.  

I represented myself for the buying process.

BUT, she is not a licensed Property Manager, what I think could mean for us some troubles in the future, if she has to show in court representing us, etc...On the other hand, if I was managing myself, I don't need a license, and she could be like our representative, empowered, and maybe she don't need a license...? 

Does a realtor, who is representing a buyer know the offers and their exact figures? 

I current own multiple properties and was wondering what you thought about having checking accounts to represent each unit individually or one checking account representing total portfolio. 

You can call them what you want but it's still 90% financing and if you make your offer as 80% you're going to get tripped up when you get to the contract which would state you're looking for 80% max in the financing/contingency portion, then later on in the seller's rider where you represent you have the additional 10% cash to bring to the table.

Hey Account Closed, I would recommend hiring an experienced NNN broker to consult with you and to represent you.