Fortunately social security for her children kicked in quick and she is able to afford the mortgage and living expenses however the family of her deceased husband took it upon themselves to file for the death certificate without her on it and send it off to the mortgage company.

Fortunately my tenant was in a bad place and needed a way out. 

Fortune builders charges absurd money to teach this stuff.

She was super fortunate that she was able to sell before the bank took it.

Fortunately for us, green card holders, foreigners married to US citizens and more are not defined by the IRS as non resident aliens. 

Fortunately, she has indicated that at her age, she will not need to purchase another home.I assume, I'll need to have her quit-claim the deed, put me as a beneficiary on the insurance, and give my attorney any information and authority necessary to deal with the bank in the future, should there be any problems.Has anyone done this before?

I'm wondering if all of you amazingly helpful and smart people out there have any advice on this or maybe another strategy to best utilize the equity in the case I am fortunate enough to be able to help my uncle out and ramp up my business at the same time. 

You’ll make a fortune Side note don’t advertise how much money you have

My profession is Purchasing Manager for a fortune 100 auto retailer, and I have been with them for almost 25 years in a few different roles.  

I am fortunate in life, inherited some funds, an watching them barely outpace inflation, all tied up in securities.