My father has bought and renovated 2 SFH's for rental income, but he does it by hiring people to work on each individual project per day as opposed to per job.

Hi everyone, I'm a soon-to-be first time homeowner once my father gives me a house he owns via a quitclaim deed.

I grew up in household where my father owned 4 rentals, but quickly realized that could of been ran much better.

Maybe you could offer a 15 or 18 month lease.That's assuming the reduced-rent father isn't an interest.

I am luckily enough to have a father that is willing to be my property manager.I completely and totally understand how you feel about not really know what direction to move in now that you are in a new location.

Unfortunately, unless he is willing to cash it out (pay taxes and penalties), there is no good way for your father to lend you money from his retirement funds.And I doubt it would make fiscal sense for him to pay taxes and penalties on the money just to make 10% interest on it by loaning it to you.

I found out one of the garages is rented because my father in law was there and saw the tenant coming out of it.

Hi there,I am new to investing but my question is regarding my father and his house.

i know the area im looking to invest in, its a small city, much of it being renovated and expanded, and it has a university which is also expanding. prices are decent and 2 bedroom units average $950 month. my father works closely with section 8 and i would like to have my units rented to them, as its guarenteed rent every month.let me know what you think of my plan i am looking for buildings in the 120-170k range, i want maximum cash flow, and have decided real estate is how i will invest my time and money

Hi there,I'm a member of a family based LLC and with my father we're looking for some good investment opportunities in the US.We're living in France and already have bought two turnkey houses in Florida.