What I mean, is for example:My why: I never want my daughters to have to be a corporate slave and be dependent on getting a weekly paycheckVisualization: I picture them homeless and begging for food when I need to get motivation to jump over obstacles.

I really get that good people need a chance for affordable housing (my daughter's husband died leaving her with three children and I couldn't get qualified her for section 8).  

I have been able to contact the daughter that is currently in charge of the decisions and said she just wants to off load this property as she has been self managing since he has passed and doesn’t want to deal with it especially since she lives about 3+ hour drive away.

Both of our daughters bought duplexes as their first homes. 

And I'm home all day EVERY day watching my daughter grow.

She was a wonderful person and lived alone but willed it to her children.As a Financial Advisor and Real Estate agent I want to give guidance and help out and I don't want to seem insensitive asking her daughter what she intends to do with the property but I know it won't take long for other investors to swarm in.I want to genuinely help her daughter. 

., than anywhere else, but my daughter is being quoted ridiculously high prices from them and has had to go elsewhere, even though we live in the same city. 

I've worked as an analyst at Scott AFB for the past 9 years as part of an 18-year federal career, I'm a Chicago sports fan (I know, boo), and I live with my lovely wife, daughter, two cats, one dog, and one BB-8 droid who hasn't been turned off since Christmas morning.Fun fact: I'm an author who has published a novel with a major publisher and several short stories.

i would never purchase a property sight unseen. i would want to see the actual condition and the area that's it is in, do my due diligence. example: my Daughter and her Fiance just closed on a property ( Dec 30th ) but before that we went looking at many properties, pictures you see for the houses in no way represent what they are actually like and the area they are in. although home inspectors are usually pretty good at what they do and finding things with the house, your own eyes are a lot better, it would be worth the car trip or flight. i would rather spend the couple hundred dollars to view a potential property and lose that if i decide not to buy then buy a house site unseen only to possibly end up dumping thousands into it.

I am a 24 year old from Orlando, FL and after reading a  book called The Miracle Morning for Real Estate Agents by Hal Elrod, it changed my life (not only in business but also personal development) and got me on the path to creating a better future for myself and my now two year old daughter, Ava.