Her mother passed away....Owner Financed - Asking 35,000 - Terms 5,000 down 600/month...this was a 3 story victorian style home with 3 APARTMENTS IN IT, in a college town!!!

When our permanent residence was build we made sure part of it was set it up to be finished as a mother in law/ duplex.

In my area I see a lot of "Mother In-Law" apartments and other non-legal 1 bedroom tack ons... often these are garage conversions. 

We bought a home in town that has a mother in law suite with its own entrance and we're renting it out on airbnb.

There are other programs for traveling nurses and physicians out there you can always look into.

Since they have been living with the fiancee's mother, would she be willing to be a guarantor on the rent?

Johnny pays cheap rent to the owner, which is contributing to the  down payment of the purchase price.The house Johnny lives in  also has a lien on it, because the seller's mother left behind a sizeable nursing home debt. 

I plan on being out of Dallas within 6 months, so I could also rent out my side for $1200-$1250 a month which would be a cash flow of just $340-$390 a month.My ultimate goal is to keep my living expenses to a minimum, my plan this year was to sell all of my furniture and end my lease at my apartment to do travel nursing, which would allow me to pocket the stipend money and have no rent to pay.

I inherited my duplex from my mother and want to create something good for myself with her legacy. 

My situation, I'm a 32 year old single father of an 8 year old girl, I have a full time job making around 61k/year I have been renting a townhouse from my mother for nearly a decade, never really thinking I would have to move in fact, I assumed(like an ***) that I would just end up owning it sooner or later, I never prepared for having to move or prepared a downpayment or anything of that sort, in other words, I've been very stupid over the years.