Well, dad decided he wasn't ready for the ensuing responsibilities of being a husband and father and skipped out, leaving mother and daughter in the lurch.

Question: My 94-year-old father-in-law in Law is very well-balanced in assets .

There are also hundreds of hours of optional courses available for passive investors to further their education.Next, your father should network with other passive investors and leads so he can decide who are the people he would want to invest with.

Additionally, it is important to note that at the same time Sherida Heinz Zenger's father Steven Heinz was also charged with separate ponzi scheme. 

We learned that a LOT of people are willing to get rid of their father's or mother's home for a song because they can't come up with the tax money to keep it.I would say we do much the same sort of thing these days but our focus is shifting to finding small multifamily where the landlord just doesn't want to go on with what he has.

My wife and I just inherited 50% of a family homestead when her father passed away here in Spokane in March.  

My father is a real estate broker out east and is eager to partner with me on this journey as well.I guess my question to you would be, what is the logical way to continue or what would you do if you were in these shoes?

(Father in-law was an insurance adjuster)

Myself, Father, and Brother in law want to to begin buying rental properties and possibly a few fix and flips. 

My father recently passed away with all of his assets in trust to to be divided equally between his three children.