check with @Jayson Cain or @Marland Richardsonorrrrrrr since its in IN check with @Staci Rogers at IU credit union!

Amazingly, they suddenly figure out that they happened to leave some spare rent money under the mattress or their rich uncle left them a bond they can cash out.

They're really nothing all that tricky although @Roger D Jones, is right you have to watch out for the timelines. 

Thanks @Johnny MartinMy suggestion is to partner with a like minded person... and preferably someone like a family member who really knows you... a dad... an uncle, etc that understands the value of passive investing.  

Maybe they raise some equity direct from immediate family (IE - mom/dad/sister/brother/grandparents/uncles/aunts/cousins), but the majority of the skin in the game is the GP's own.

The seller then said he would call his uncle who did the work all the time to fix it.

Hi there,Recently, we lost an Uncle whose home needs to be sold so the money can be divided among the siblings.

As a beginner, you can learn a lot from your uncle with a few rentals in another state or a co-worker who's on their second house hack.

One of my clients around 10 years ago that grew up in San Jose CA, he informed me that his Uncle back home started buying affordable homes & lots that bordered areas that commanded a higher price.

Purchase price: $62,000 Sale price: $110,000 Partner Driven, in collaboration with Fred Rogers, successfully completed a deal on N 6th Ave, Pensacola, FL.