(Grieving taxes as we speak to a more manageable amount.)    

Originally posted by @Dylan Grieve: 'm going to err on the side of caution and avoid chasing the rainbow on this one.

Losing a pet is so difficult - be gentle on yourself and your family and give yourself the opportunity to truly grieve.

Furthermore, if taxes are high on a property, they could possibly be grieved, which as a REALTOR, I see is needed, and is being done on a lot of properties right now. 

Once the place has another renter, give the grieving family a gift that is truly theirs.

Bc he is grieving right now I’m trying to find out as much info as I can.

Your first step is to grieve over the death of your parents. 

You have grieving to do and this can go very far south very quickly.

The family is grieving and has told you what is best for them, to give it back to you.You own a property and the caregivers have told you they don't want it. 

Its a big headache and I’m Sorry to hear about the passing of your dad, if you could have someone else handle it- it might relieve some of the headache/heartache involved in tying up their affairs and let you grieve.