Your title company may have current/relevant contact info for getting a release or may not even need it.

It focuses more on one off multifamily deals, but is relevant to any asset class/investment structure.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/503289-how-to-vet-syndicators Best of luck. 

To that point, it's not relevant in today's market at which price point the house was purchased in 2019. 

People thought they had lifetime careers at the State Department or IRS, are probably looking for relevant work now.....no disrespect but who wants to hire a policy analyst or a program manager that was working in a third world country giving away money? 

Obviously, reviews live on the internet for a long time and may no longer be relevant.

I am not sure that is even relevant as they have split their company into BILLIONS of shares.

One of the problems you may have is relevancy: How does spaying/neutering affect your property as a landlord?

However, it's important to note that assignments are governed by the terms set forth in the contract and must adhere to any relevant legal provisions.Your pedantic rambling attesting to superior heights of arrogant ignorance, it's one of those moments like watching a lunatic completely freaking out screaming at the top of there lungs "I'm not angry/crazy"......Ya know, you didn't even have to do any off page research to have acheived some form of a clue, my title is literally listed with my name (R.E.

Considering your lease structure may be relevant in the future should you decide to refinance. 

If in doubt, consult your state and local regulations or a legal professional.Steps to take:Secure the Property: You must ensure the property is secure, such as changing locks if necessary, to prevent unauthorized access while respecting the deceased tenant’s belongings.Notify Relevant Parties: Contact the tenant’s next of kin, executor, or estate administrator.