I have been around the business of real estate my whole life (mother owns and runs a title agency) but never actually put any of my own effort into it.

He would hire people he would network with from other countries that were nurses, where a 50,000 dollar salary here to bring back to their families was a multitude of money in their home country, and how the Folks living in the Assisted Living Home were much happier to be in an actual house, with a nice yard, and only a few people instead of hundreds.

Ive been lenient with most, such as a mother who took in her daughter and grandkids...but required them to sign on the lease (the adults) .

Since then, my mother's health has declined and I am spending more and more time in Tahoe.

I have been around the business of real estate my whole life (mother owns and runs a title agency) but never actually put any of my own effort into it.

I am licensed and Real Estate has been my full-time career for the past two years, my partner recently left her nursing job and is helping me scale the business now that we are planting roots here. 

I'm lucky I'm still married and supported by my wife and my mother who pays for my full time nurse. 

@Anita MuhammadOne of the reasons why I picked real estate investing and self-managed local landlording as my way into real estate investing is that I was kind of born into it -- my grandfather ran apartments this back in his day and I grew up on stories told by my mother about the life.

My second house has a single mother, more like 3x monthly rent, one income She has been renting from this TK provider for two years and has supposedly never been late.

The person selling the house is the heir to the house and they went through the probate process in Massachusetts where their mother died.