https://www.medicaidplanningas...Another way to protect one’s home from MERP is via the sibling exemption or the child caregiver exception.

If the two queens fit in your second bedroom, you can go for it, but if there are two beds, most likely will be two siblings / friends in the room and they won't need such large beds.

I'd like to protect the siblings from any divorce.

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Childhood home and now become my first rental property that I began to manage as a rental during the Pandemic in order to moved my parents closer to me and my sibling.

@Angel Moreno I'm an investor myself for not too long and together with my siblings, we own 2 properties.

However, from conversations the agent has had it sounds like the surviving sibling is only interested in money after the sale and has been persistent on the status.

comes to mind.Now flash forward about two years to where we are now, and the purchase price of a fix and flip in FS is going to be a considerable amount more in most cases than it was just two years ago- the numbers here might not make as much sense then in this case (it's certainly going to eat away quickly at your ROI).There are some 'younger siblings' of FS that I would consider more enticing right now for various reasons.

I have two siblings who also had sons in 1992 and one of them said "so, if you won the lottery and paid off the mortgage, they wouldn't even have to pay the gift tax, would they?"  

Based on things she said to us in her last days, I believe my mom's wish for me and my siblings is to create generational wealth or start family businesses—which will be, in a way, her gift to the grandkids she will never get to meet.Well, my husband is pretty against the fixing/flipping/renting game, citing our inexperience and the risk involved.

Within reason they leave some items in the pantry and fridge because they all know each other and are comfortable doing so (as a matter of fact, at least three of the "owners" are siblings).