The only one I told was my closest sibling in case I need private loans in the future and told her as much.

Most don't and that's a huge part of what makes BP so greaMy parents and siblings still don't ask me about my work and I haven't had a w-2 since 2002.

I lived in a trailer with my two siblings for several years growing up.

I think a lot of families would prefer to help out financially If possible rather than have kids/ siblings move in with them especially if there will be many more working from home now.

My first rental took 10y to reach $400/mo Cashflow and I don’t know that it ever truly broke even after CapEx, while its newer sibling rental meets the 3% rule at only 1/5 the purchase price.

As a kid her and her siblings were diagnosed with ADHD (she said they are fed high doses of sugar and crap to get them to spaz out during the observation period) and the parents collected their "disability" checks until they turned 18.

Every one of her younger siblings also graduated.

My fiancé and his siblings inherited a property (single family home that needs repairs) and it has been stuck in probate for three and a half years.

Unfortunetly, its a mess because the building was in a relatives name and when my mother passed the relative quick deeded the building to me for a dollar.I know its a mess.Anyways, one of my siblings doens't want to hold onto the building and wants to be 'bought out' and so we are trying to figure out a buyout price.there are 3 siblings total.The building has been in my name for 5 months only.

I manage 14 of my own single units and 4 for relative/sibling for FREE.