I paid the bills of water and power up to the last day that we were there.

Lastly, someone with good enough legal power please sue them.

So actually you have two challenges:1) Finding a principal who has the capacity, powers and authority to sell to you2) What to say to them when you DO find them(It helps to understand the problem before you try to solve)Timing might be a third chsllenge., meaning 'when' to contact.You nay get lucky identifying who (yet another challenge) the heirs are by pulling a copy of the death certificate from public records.

So, maybe laying out a plan for them might help: They'll have to pack everything for moving anyway, so that's not unexpected work.

Sometimes, even if the order is perfect and every bit of material is planned to be used without any leftover or any need to order more, unexpected climate changes can screw that all up and ruin material because on a traditional construction site, it is hard to protect tools and materials from certain weather conditions.Now picture a completely different environment like a factory with an assembly line.

I used all the CPA's and a lawyer to design our matrix of passive income and loss streams.Knowledge is power!!!!

Maybe with a power of attorney you could thread this needle and get the lender to endorse the check even if you're not on the policy.

I work FT in the tech industry and can say honestly, that most companies who claim to be tech powered are behind or using archaic software programs.

In case of a power outage the landline will still have power.

Here is a link to a power point.