For instance, many Americans (prior crisis, but some still) pour the vast amount of their net worth into a primary residence: Risky.Some people invest only in domestic blue chip companies: Risky.

kid ate paint chips for a few months.. and it unfortunatly caused their death.. its an issue.. and I would be cautious / risk adverse personally.. but then again i don't rent houses..

I have my dad money to invest, I'm young, smart and diligent.I'm currently living in Sherman oaks, and doing some office job just to pay the bills.

IF she really wants out of where she is, get the family to chip in together to take care of her. 

Added recessed lights, painted all the honey oak woodwork, vanities, and cabinets a lovely espresso (in at the time), neutral paint throughout, and new flooring (carpet, travertine, hardwood).

Added recessed lights, painted all the honey oak woodwork, vanities, and cabinets, neutral paint throughout, and new flooring (carpet, travertine, hardwood).

Sometimes the "blue chip" stocks work better long run then the high flyers. 

For example, If a property's acquisition cost is 70K and I chip in 35K and this gentleman (maybe his business partners as well) put in rest of acquisition cost and  all renovation cost.

@Cade Andrew Howe not to beat on this too much but I would also recommend upping the PM to 10%, that's what I'm paying for a PM for my property just across the state line in Oak Grove, KY.

He runs a local hard money company called oak wood lending, so he’s in the note business to.