Hello everyone I have a question regarding the best way to transfer property within a family so the the previous family member gets proceeds for transitioning to a senior citizen community.

Currently I work in the renovation Industry and have for 7+ years but I am eager to transition into REI!

@Jason Dalka Sorry about your mother-in-law's situation, good thing that she has some resources to make this transition.

Buying in a "C" transitioning to a "B" is the golden ticket.

I’ve seen some document uploads in the county site that were affidavits of mortgages, but not sure if this is always provided and required. 2) I purchased a lien for what looks look train stop owned by New Jersey Transit.

Compare the future land use map to the current one and see if that area is slated for transition or future commercial.

A lot of markets in transition here, and just a matter of time before more are also DM me if you'd like to talk more.

When I do call them my first idea is to call and assume they got my postcard (use this as a temperature gauge if they did/care), see if they have seen the property lately if they're not owner occupied, if they are ask how they've liked lately and then transition into seeing if they're open to selling it, what they expect for pricing and if it's within 10-15% of the price I'm willing to buy at then put in an offer, inspect it, tear it apart and then renegotiate at the number I'm comfortable at. 

My initial hope was to invest in Canada to avoid complicated tax scenarios, but I know members of the BP community have had good success with cross border investing as long as it's structured correctly.I'm looking to work at least 1 more year overseas, but I'd like to start transitioning into investing over the next 12 months if possible to do so from abroad.I'm really excited to enter into this exciting industry, and hopefully work with some of the great real estate minds here on BP!

Not really as  transit friendly as other parts of South Seattle.