I rented it to my sister (big mistake), assumed the "season" was 6 months long (it's more like 3) bought for appreciation not cash flow ( I don't do that anymore) plus my condo fees have doubled.

You can't really advance quickly without having a big brother or sister, a mentor or someone who takes you under their wing.

It was an inherited house (from US Lead List) and the two sisters wanted to meet immediately.

My sister-in-law is looking for a new house and I don't see anything like HAR.com here in Houston.  

And thank you for reading my post, and for any advice you may have to offer me.I am a single 32 year old, no children.Born & raised in Salinas (Monterey), CA.Have lived in Sioux Falls for 12 years.My father passed away when I was 10 (1992) and left my 3 sisters and I with farmland in Salinas.

The relinquished properties (3) is my sister and I owned.

and is the hardest and fastest worker I've ever seen) and sister (who is also amazing at fixing things and design) are going to do the repairs in exchange for half ownership. 

I was living with my sister at one point in a tough neighbor hood and while I was fine walking on the street day to day she did not feel comfortable and in the end she left because she just couldn't take it anymore.  

If 2 sisters come to you with great personalities, and a decent few years as nurses, and happen to always wear skirts that come just above the knee and are twins named Ella and Patricia...who knows but you might think of the knee cap and their names and surprise them when you say Pat and Ella (while in your head you're saying patella, pat-ella).I wish I had taken business and finance courses as many times that lack of education has cost me dearly.

Have everything written on a paper even if you partner with you brother/sister or closest friend ever.