It seems like another option here would be some type of 'life estate' type arrangement....instead of death it would be kids being a certain age.If for example you could buy sub2, and pay the husband $550K now.

This gives me a good little pushFrom what i've heard, the biggest regret on people's death beds are "I wish I would have" rather than "I wish I hadn't"Mistakes will happen, learn from them and continue to improve.

Once you have more than 50 units, it is like death by a thousand paper cuts with the minor maintenance calls.

State law is not on your side, you often deal with desperate people dealing with the four "Ds" (Death, Disease, Divorce, and Disaster), and the home runs that get the glory on social media are rare birds indeed. 

Anyone who has experienced life under totalitarian governments will tell you that politics really does matter, it's a matter of life and death, a joyful life or a miserable life.

Builders like Lennar, DR Horton, and Toll Brothers are best for BTR in Dallas.

If there is no solution other than "you take the risk", it seems this would be a death-toll to selling houses at auctions absent a huge bucket of cash to cover losses if they happen.  

I have made a rare exception when there's a death in the family, but even that is very rare.A couple suggestions: 1.

I was hoping the 1000 episode is a celebration instead it felt like death.

The cash flow to LL using PM for STR is not substantially different after including extra expenses than an LTR.