It's a SFH 3/1 with a detached mother in-law suite 1/1.

During the pandemic, I tried to rent to visiting nurses because my market had completely dried up - both vacationers and visiting scholars disappeared.

I put the entire design & development teams together, get all city approvals and then manage construction of high-rise residential buildings, hotels - and recently even industrial - ground up projects.On the side (much more than a hobby at this point) I am investing with my super talented partner and brother from a different mother @avihay ohana (also a BP pro member) in the Charlotte, NC area.     

After contacting the family we told them of our concerns for their mother and they were able to step in an get some care for her and they also took over the finances and everything has been smooth since.  

I am thinking of having my mother co-sign but she lives in London.

Think of these as "mother-in-law" units.

This was true in my case as I realized that I could find a SFR with a mother-in-law suite (tons of these in ATL) and cover my mortgage with rent from the other side.

I’ve been seeing this a lot with houses that have mother in laws on them.

hello everyone my name is dylan i am from brainerd mn i currently own my house 3 bed 2 bath modular with an unfinished basement and 2.5 acres i am starting my rei journey this year i will be partnering with a friend of mine on a new build duplex with a 1 stall attached garage on each unit on a 2 acre lot we are going to be building it handicap accessible in hopes to contract with local nursing homes or companies in need of houses for there clients i am just wondering if there is anyone else who has done this and if they could give me any advice that would be great

One tenant had to leave quickly because her elderly mother fell ill (or fell, this was a long time ago), and she has to return home to take care of her.