I have a seller who is the sole heir to a property who’s OOR includes his recently deceased mother, and a great grandmother.

I am helping a seller to probate the estate of his deceased mother and great grandmother.

I think you should be open to all multi unit options as well as single family with mother in law .

I am in the process of talking to my mother about purchasing a property she bought when I started renting throughout college in Louisville, Kentucky.

For example, a single mother with a child that is asking about the safety of the building, who all would have a key, assigned parking, is there pest control provided would indicate to me this person is not concerned about getting approved or being able to pay the rent but rather what type of community is it for her and her child.

you need to walk into the city planning, smile and play dumb... give them a sob story about your sick Mother in law, and wanting this property, but you just dont know how they handle things. 

My mother had a lot of single family rentals and taught me the lower end rentals (C-D) will always have a lot of people wanting to rent. 

I've come across this situation too many times: good tenant, single woman often mother of children, deadbeat baby daddy get's out of prison moves in and ruins everything.

Although at 6 weeks you can separate a pup from it's mother 8 weeks is better, she says the dog is house broken, sorry but that is most likely a lie.

My wife and I want to purchase it from our Aunt and Mother (who are adamant about selling it) but can only afford 450K.