Also AS @Edward B. stated completely bad Karma to kick someone out of their home that rescued it the morning before the sale I don't care if it was 5 minutes they got the dough there.watch the movie 99 homes to see the other side of this heart wrenching things owners went through.for these reasons we rarely anymore buy homes that are occupied.. if its abandoned then its a different story.think about your mother or father being booted out.. or someone you love.. then make your decision.

Neither of us have RE estate experience but my father is a broker and older sister is an agent.

So, my father-in-law has experience in Commercial Leases, so he is actually backing me up.

Growing up in Memphis I worked with my father in the construction business building new homes for these large home building companies.

Finally, my father-in-law works in construction and is always talking to/about his friends who work in various fields dealing with construction.

I got a call today that they got the title from the county and my father is on it.

We have a great friend that runs his fathers 3rd generation wrecking yard & he's a member of the country club we attend.

This person's father recently died and he didn't need to live in a 2 bedroom apartment anymore.

Hello, i am trying to buy a house from an elderly person but having alot of trouble the deed is not in hes name but hes fathers name and he has not been alive for 150 years i went to speak with an attorney and he told me it would cost around 2,500 just in fees for paper work  and we would have to visit hes office 3 times to get everything done as i do not have that much time to scedule appointments in advance to see him and i do not even know the elderlys schedule of availability  is this the only way or is there any other options around this? 

My father-in-law has invested in Orlando condos (currently at 8) to fund his retirement but rather than following blindly in his footsteps I wanted to educate myself before making my first investment.