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Unless there is a law against it in your area, most municipalities will allow you to manage a property for a family member without being licensed.

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I have been a part of deals like this.So, I respectfully disagree, If someone dies, any probate attorney would do anything possible to keep from giving the house to the bank, and the probate court would encourage that, If the estate admin filed BK in a probate, or otherwise had other family member pay a few dollars to save their own inheritance, there is no choice.

My name is Kamau Kenyatta. My experience in real

estate includes 1 flip and owned a 4 unit rental apartment.

Did the flip years back when the ballon was blowing up.

Bought the 4 unit apartment bui...

I know of several HOA's in CA who have negotiated discounted payoffs of past-due balances & liens after 1+ year of non-payment.I think part of this depends on the size of the HOA, and honestly, whoever is the "dominant" member on the Board, coupled with the influence exerted by the professional property manager (this is all often influenced by the number of units under the HOA.)

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Those investors that are concerned about liability can set-up a single member limited liability company (SMLLC).

Think of the cast from "Office Space" as the guys selling the property.