If you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions please don't hesitate to reach out to me via cell or email (contact info listed in my bio). 

Feel free to reach me via cell or email if you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions. 

With excellent planning you can utilize each "cell" or series for multiple outlets aside from holding real property. 

Anyway, feel free to reach out to me via cell or email if you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions (contact info listed in my bio).

It’s a chicken and an egg scenario.

The roof they probably thought was very secure because they paid off the mortgage a long time ago.So, what I'm saying is: you should be free to take any type of risk you feel comfortable with, but take that risk YOURSELF, not by messing with your parents nest-egg/future. 

My sister has a WA area code on her cell phone and lives on the other side of the country.

Whatever you would normally pay for rent, put that away for 2 years and then after 2 years you have a nest egg for a downpayment for your next property.

Do this and over time you'll see a reasonably large nest egg that can be used as a down payment to invest in real estate.

However, if we have learned anything from the pop of the last housing bubble, it’s that it’s a good idea to not put all your eggs in one basket and have your assets in different countries and currencies.