Thanks Engelo. 100 offers is great food for thought.

Just some food for thought!

So what you get should be taken to your attorney with the highlights to ensure you don't lose money, time or your reputation.You can't get a good education from someone who doesn't have one. :)

Those facilities will want to get the parents' share of that asset, and since I guess most of the equity in that new property will actually be coming from proceeds from your parents' sale of the existing house - will you have a new majority share co-owner perhaps.Jon and Bill have given you food for thought - you have to now "do the right thing" ...

Still, it's food for thought.Disclaimer – I only have personal experience with options 1, 2a and 2b.

Be sure to sign up as a Pro Member as well, (I'm almost there) that way you can highlight your business right on BP.I have learned more about real estate investing in the past 3 weeks, than I have in the 5 years previous!

Food for thought.

The net to her is the same either way so make sure to highlight that for her if she has any issue with it.2) Pay the full tax amount if possible, either with cash on hand or a personal loan/401K loan.3) If not able to pay the full amount then take over the tax payment plan to the municipality and pay as agreed.I would not go with HML if possible, it is likely to be too low of an amount to be done, and the fees will be more expensive than a personal loan.

One thing to keep in mind is when the economy is in a slump these areas get hit the hardest due to most of the properties being vacation homes or second homes or rentals.People tend to hang on to their primary homes and let the others go so these resort type homes have higher foreclosure rates etc.just food for thought.

I guess he got prison food instead of pizza.The rental business is full of unexpected surprises.