Thomas died in $2023$ as a resident of Pennsylvania. At the time of his death, he owned the following property. Indicate whether it is: probate, non$-$probate, or ancillary probate property. If there is no transfer issue with the property, enter N$/$A$.$ YOU MUST WRITE "PROBATE", "NON PROBATE", "ANCILLARY PROBATE", OR $"$N$/$A$"$ FOR EACH ITEM FOR FULL CREDIT.

The house he owned as fee simple in Erie, PA

A life insurance policy with his estate is the beneficiary

A payable on death bank account at PNC Bank

A life insurance policy with his daughter, Kathy, as beneficiary

A condo in Key West that he owned as joint tenants with the right of survivorship with his son, David

A collection of antique guns Tom acquired over years

A $401($k$)$ with his daughter, Kathy, as beneficiary

A life insurance policy found after Tom died that no one knew about. It was from the military from his service in Vietnam. The beneficiary is Tom's mother, who died in $1998.$

A rental property he owned in Pennsylvania with his friend, James, as joint tenants with the right of survivorship.

His investment account at Charles Schwab.

A vacant lot he inherited from his aunt, located in Georgia.

A camp he owned in Kentucky with his son, David, as tenants in common

An individual investment account with American Funds

An annuity with his daughter, Kathy, as beneficiary

An IRA from his years of employment with his wife as beneficiary. His wife died in $2021.$ There's no contingent beneficiary.

A $1998$ BMW convertible registered in Florida that was kept at the Key West condo in Tom's name

His last paycheck

$4$ Series I Savings Bonds payable to Tom or his son, David.

His personal property in his home

A joint checking account at Northwest Bank