Her sister had deeded her the property for safekeeping from her own children. 10 years later, after giving her nieces and nephews every chance to buy her out for only the taxes, she was done.

She lives in top unit and would rent it back from me for $900.unit 1: 900unit 2: her sister lives in the first 2 bed for $525 (which is probably under market rent)unit 3: 2 bed Just vacated, was renting for $600.Market rent is probably $2,100-$2,200.

TPs sister-in-law has special needs and wants to stay in the home (my big concerns).

The laws to start with aren't straightforward and they have recently changed under Trump (my sister in law works in a tax office and they're still doing workshops to get their heads around the updates). 

Hi all, 4 people (Myself, my girlfriend, girlfriend's sister and her boyfriend) just completed a flip that will go up for sale this week. 

Unfortunately ListSource isn't great for looking up assessors data on individual properties, so you can use their sister service RealQuest, another service, or do it directly at the county.

I ended up borrowing from my sister to make the payments and used up the credit cards until I sold the property.You gotta know what you are doing with people's money BEFORE you get into a deal.

My sister's and I inherited our father's PA home, but he died without a will so we have to go through probate.

My sister is the Trustee of the Trust.

My Grandparents had 8 children, 2 of whom are passed on, one of the deceased is my mother, which makes my sister and I beneficiaries.