Both daughters held title until 2005 and transfered property into the mothers name so she could get a reverse mortgage.The mothers will, which was recognized by the court, gives the property back to the 2 daughters after her death.The problem:The husband, the person still living in the property, is claiming ownership and refusing to let the daughters into the property to collect their mothers person effects.

I'm familiar with lead in old houses as my daughter was diagnosed with high lead levels in the 1990s.  

I talked to the daughter and she said her other siblings want nothing to do with it and it's just costing them money.

The other I rehabbed for our youngest daughter the new landlord. 

I use my teenage daughter.

Then we had a "flood" from where the hose in the back of the fridge had busted and my daughters room, kitchen, bathroom, hallway, hallways closet and my bedroom closet all had water under carpets and the came and vacuumed, twice and i have work orders for that then lastly i went to go get a pair of shoes i hadn't wore in a week or two and there was mold all over my shoes in the closet!

I have a credit score of almost 800 a current mortgage on my primary home, car payment and I've co-signed on a student loan of $5000 for my daughter, but no other cc debt, etc.  

Here is a quick snapshot:Coworker retiring, needs to sell to move out of state to help his daughter, owes $50k on mortgage.  

I am married with a daughter.

When my daughter went to VCU, I was not able to find anything affordable that would cash flow and believe it is still like that.