I am looking at options in the near future to take the house my parents currently own off their hands as they will be moving to a new state in the next couple of months.

20-30 = Appreciation + time, unless you can really put that work in for deals and cash flow.30-50 = Mix, depending on how long your parents lived.50+ = Cash flow only.70+ = Get off BP.Modest (since I hurt enough feelings with the above) income earners (<$50k): Focus on your earned income.

Can a parent-in-law can lend to a SDIRA (non recourse loan secured by a property)?   

I have an associate who added child to title for co-signing purposes. 

For tracking purpose, you can set up the property address as parent customer, then the actual tenant as sub-customer (i believe in desktop, it's called job). 

She let her child run through the house all sticky and nasty.

As I've been looking for a while close to home, I'm considering expanding my search to anywhere around a 5-6 hour drive away (my parents and younger siblings still live in SD, and my work which I can do remote/flex is based in San Diego).I'm considering new markets and interested in feedback on what areas anyone suggest I start to narrow in on. 

Due to the pursuit of family stability, with a growing child and a desire to build connections in the neighborhood, we will be moving to Georgia in the beginning of March for the latest.I am excited about continuing my real estate career in Georgia, not only as an agent but also as an investor.

HJTA is sponsoring an effort to fix California’s Prop 19 by restoring the ability to transfer property to children upon the parent's death WITHOUT reassessment and WITHOUT the often HUGE increase in property tax.

Hi all,I believe it is common to have a situation where one spouse brings in majority of the W2 income and the other is either a stay-at-home parent, works part time, etc. and they can easily qualify as an RE professional for tax reasons.