If held by your Mother and Brother as Joint Tenants, the last to die would have inherited the interest of the other.

The situations that we see that require such long-term assistance are single mothers, people with disabilities (often on other assistance), etc and are all over the map in terms of quality of tenants.A few things I'd add/reiterate.1.

Hi, I am a 23 yr. old mother of two (5yr and 2yr) and I am living in a section 8 rental home.

I am a Registered Nurse by profession and very much interested in Real Estate.

I got started into real estate investing when my mother coaxed me into going to one of those free 2 hour seminar "guru" courses.

Ask them what drew them to the place and if not having a garage or elevator is a hassle (think moving in time and carrying a refrigerator up 4-flights of stairs, having company over, your 80-year old mother comes to visit, etc.).Your location sounds great.

My mother in law lives in Fishers and is a licensed agent.

My mother in law bought it at the sheriff's auction and we bought it from her.

Sounds like you're lucky enough to rub shoulders with a lot of "Mother Theresas" wearing polo shirts!!

I'll give you one that tested my soul.I had to evict a young mother for non-payment.