Also I believe value should have been reassessed at the time she inherited the property and any gains would be the difference between the selling price and that assessment. 

Every time we hit the property criteria on the lender's 'basic' list, they came up with a new reason why they couldn't lend on that specific property (I get it, they need to lessen their risk) - it became too frustrating and a waste of our time.

Motivation to sell (taxes, inheriting the property etc), close to correct pricing ( if they value the property at 100k more than I do we can’t deal), and a reason that the owner occupant market is uninterested (needs work, to many units).

And what if my son is still a child if he inherits and my SO wants to sell the home?

And what if my son is still a child if he inherits and my SO wants to sell the home?

I just inherited a 1800 sq ft 2 bedroom 2 bath pier & beam house in a small town in Louisiana with a population of approximately 300 people. 

It is priced at $70,000 or better offer, owners are older sisters and got it by inheritance.

Augustine (FL) that was inherited.

I have inherited over 2 dozen tenants in the past and have learned the hard way you have to follow your own predetermined rules.

I posted just now about evicting a mentally ill inherited tenant.