If you're sure the title of the person is "trustee" as opposed to "executor" (if the person left a will but not a trust) or "administrator" or "personal representative," (both titles for the person who would administer things if there was no will) then I think the owner had a living trust, because they would have named a trustee to just take ownership of whatever is in the trust. 

I am currently living in Gettysburg, Pa and plan on majoring in either business administration or management.

The winning bidder gives a cashier’s check to the Executor/Administrator and escrow is opened.

They will have security/fire safe file cabinets for closed loan files, employee records, administrative reports, past examination records, etc. and banks are required to have off site storage for duplicate items to meet emergency prepairdness plans, in case the main branch is blown away.Other storage customers are medical facilities, your public school system stores tons of records, city and county offices have files that are not sensitive, and just about anyone who is getting a croweded office like your insurance agent.

Massachusetts and Connecticut socialist administration told them they don't need to pay rent.

People who are administrators earning a living via the internet essential.

Maybe they have it covered if they're working with the Social Security administration, etc.?

Non-payment doesn't eliminate their rights as tenants, nor our responsibility on your behalf.Also, we still have all of the management administration, accounting, even negatives, ledgers, tax forms AND just because no court will take an eviction case....jurisdictions vary, doesn't mean we don't still have to file dispossessory and keep all that eviction activity up to date to basically hold our place in line. 

I may have heard of someone being an administrative consultant for another, but not a PM. 

You want to charge 1st months rent, a deposit,  and monthly administrative fee (paper work, Billing fee) of $10.