Alternatively, you can find a single family residence with a mother-in-law suite.

One of my SFR's had tenants living with an expired lease, mother and son.

My father doesn't make money outside of mowing for my mowing business and my mother only makes about $45k so they are unable to afford their nearly $4k/mo mortgage and are very close to short-selling their proper since my mother was just denied for a refinance.My question and topic for discussion is as follows: My parent's 14 acre farm in Northern Virginia (Loudoun County) has a tax appraisal of about $700k.

I will be building a mother-in-law type of suite on the one side of the home, breaking it into a duplex that is a 3-bed, 2 bath 1250 sf home on one side, and on the other will be a 1000 sf 1 bed, 1 bath studio with the 5th bedroom converting into a home office or spare bedroom for the studio tenants. 

I live at home with my mother and I have a child who lives with my girlfriend (at her dads house).

Happy Mother’s Day weekend BiggerPockets family!

I’m thinking of purchasing a single family home that has the chance of becoming a mother-daughter home depending on the zoning restrictions.

First off, Happy Mother's Day to everyone's mom and current mom's.

They are secondary market.Thank you and happy Mother’s Day to all moms!

Chris sorry to hear about your mother.