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).

In fact, in many ways they act as property managers themselves.For the longest time, the property broke-even or lost a little money (in part to help with student aid for myself and siblings go through college). 

Many different nuances between Homestyle and 203k but very, very similar ... almost like long lost siblings or cousins. 

The siblings all agree on a well below market value of the home (~2/3 appraised value, ~$180K).

Now, my mom always took a strong stand on us (my siblings and I) eating enough fruit and vegetables and I thank her for that today.

Good evening everyone,My two eldest siblings and I are thinking of joining forces to capitalize on approximately 8K sqft of land behind our mother's home.

Have a situation where my mom and her siblings are looking to sell their elderly mother’s single family house (who is alive and moving to a care home).There is a living trust in place. 

Hi BP,Earlier this year my siblings and I pooled our resources and created an LLC to BRRRR rental property.

I am huge on experiences and love to surround myself with like minded people... hens why I am here XDA little bit about my personal self:I am the oldest sibling out of 3 and, like many other older siblings, get looked up to by my brother and sister.I was born in Guatemala and moved to the United States with my mother, father, and grandmother when I was about 3 years old back in 2002-2003.