My sister and I used them for a rehab in Indianapolis. 

I did purchase a 12 ft. wide by 50 ft. long parcel a few years ago that adjoined my sisters home.

My sister and I decided to take on this new challenge and adventure. 

And before the comments start, all repairs were done with the knowledge and consent of the landlord.Sure wish my father had been with my sister and I when we naively and unsuspectingly gave a $50 holding deposit to a shyster property manager on our first attempt of looking for an apartment.

We were talking with my in-laws (Brother and Sister) who live there about purchasing a duplex to live in at retirement to allow us to take equity from our primary homes to help fund retirement and travel like crazy.

Started with a family of four, moved his daughter in with him, then sister that had two children.Now I understand how important it is to do a thorough background, credit, and call previous landlords.

@Kenneth LaVoieIf there is a Non-profit company in your area that will pick up used appliances (like Big brothers/Big sisters or GoodWill) you can "harvest a few bucks" on your taxes.

I've read the case file and in one of the probate notes it state that the house has been burglarized and that him and his two sisters have ready divided the personal property amongst themselves.

Applicant called me and wanted me to rent to his sister, who had an eviction.

Ultimately I'd assume your sister is going to get upset when you ask her to start paying rent.