The lender didn't understand that mine and my co-signers (my mother) income were both from self-employment and after he found out a couple months after giving him all this information and being approved, we were called and told he can no longer go through with it.Needless to say, my girlfriend is very upset as this was going to be a primary residence for us to start a family (as well as a location for my personal training business).

I am a Spiritual God Lover, a Husband to an Amazing Wife, a Father to three wonderful children, an Entrepreneur as a Real Estate Investor and Realtor, a Perioperative Registered Nurse, and, overall, a Good Human Being.

I’m 26 years old and single and I help take care of my disabled mother, much of my money I got from a relative dying and I want to make them proud and grow it and be able to support myself and my family well.I am not looking to own 100 rentals, just make a few more smart moves.

The aunt and her nephew are both in the nursing home now.

A while ago my mom informed me the owner was in a nursing home so I figured I'd better make a decision on the house.

I’m a former nurse turned medical device sales rep, 30 years old, and married with 4 kids in Cincinnati. 

Will my mother have to pay cap gains on the property like she has sold it?

My mother is also a real estate agent so having an agents perspective helps too, you could always ask them as they do it for a living.

I spoke with his mother and she was very aggressive towards the fact that I would not allow her to cosign due to her location.

I know for my private rooms there are a lot of traveling nurses that are just looking for a place to lay their head and my private rooms are really appealing to them.4.