Since it’s your Aunt, I don’t see the need to go through all the trouble of an agreement of sale, then disclosing the buyer your not the owner, but you have “vested interest” but she’s also your aunt, but your also an investor....you see how it becomes convoluted?

My mom is sour that my dad did not leave her anything, and often states that he told her she could live in the house as long as she wants.This would include all moving expenses, as my mom has no savings as I'm told and my aunt is receiving a disability check, from which my mom tells me I would be getting paid the mortgage, taxes and ins for a house that they are looking to move into in AZ, taking a HELOC on the FL house and or me getting a conventional loan to make this happen.

So my aunt is a new investor and I am learning by just doing everything with her!

This may sound cold, but you'll be glad they're at arm's length the first month they say "Hey buddy, my aunt is flying in from Poughkipsee and my kid needs braces, can I pay you half at the beginning and maybe the other half by the end of the month?"

My aunt is wanting me to buy her SFR because she no longer wants to "deal with tenants".

My aunt is wanting me to buy her SFR because she no longer wants to "deal with tenants".

My aunt is not very financially savy and therefore doesnt have much as far as saving/retirement/401k goes.

funny story I sent out a letter to one of my cash buyers Make a long story short the letter had some punctual errors in one of the cash buyers just so happens to be my auntie to critique the heck out of me LOL crazy times it happens even to the most successful people especially if you're sending out mass blast of direct mail one letter out of the bunch might have actual problems and the others looked great... crazy

This isn't really real estate related, but I am looking for a handyman in San Francisco who can fix my Auntie's garage door.  

Work with our insurance agent (wife's aunt is an agent)5.