Maybe that's OK, but you've legally transferred owner ship to C. A

I've done it in DC, Va, and Ca online in Va never had a problem.

The only exception is if the death was due to AIDS.In California, a death must even be disclosed to potential renters, not just potential buyers.

My experience with mixed use props in CA is that they are about the hardest to finance of all improved property so the owner's exit plan ought to take this into consideration; so should a buyer.

Nate Smith - why not visit your local county recorder's office (and neighboring ones as well, if needed) and see if they've issued any other loans (via mortgages they've received from borrowers) in your area.

I visit the home about 3 times a year, and she calls if she needs anything.

A good one also may visit properties before showing them to a client.

I've bought a few trust deeds this year in California, but that's it.

There's no valve on the main line, at least anywhere I've ever lived or owned property (MO, TX, CO, CA).

I just visited there a couple of weekends ago, really made me miss all of the good times I had there.