i even have a website i made and put link in the paper for the house.http://www.6320peachorchardroad.com/i have shown the house to married couple and a young girl and her sister.

Don't tell them your budget, let them give you their price.Also, if you pay for materials, don't leave them on site or lock them up, as they might magically disappear.I speak from experience from what happened to my sister.

My sister lived in one of my units for a while and she brought the idea to me.

I recently obtained my license about 3 months ago and signed on to a very small real estate team which is the sister company to a property management firm that manages over 600 homes. 

My name is MarcAnthony Morrison, but only my sister and grandma call me MarcAnthony--you all can call me Marc, although I will of course answer to MarcAnthony!

My mom's friends sister recently passed away and she lived in a duplex and they wanna move the place quickly and for below market.

So finally finished the flip went back to all the people interested on fb let them know about an open house this weekend there was one girl who seemed pretty serious when I first posted said her sister was looking for a place in pixley (the town the house is in)  had a pre appoval letter and wanted to see it asap .

My parents bought a property for my sister,, the cost of the house, lot rent, taxes, she never paid,, but an accounting was done where those amounts were kept track of and were deducted from her inheritance, they had other properties also but this was one way they could provide for her, have control of that asset for taxes, and still designate it for her after they died. so you could set up something similar maybe if your in-laws knew the benefits of this estate planning. 

He also helped my sister purchase her house in Portland, Oregon.

We can also learn from my sister and her long-term boyfriend who also own two rentals and flip older homes as a side hobby/income.