You can "gift" funds to her.  

Now the gift is an expectation of additional compensation.

Lori will bonus her  send her a very NICE X mas gift etc etc..

i really think it's that simple.and, for me personally, if i have long term tenants that have consistently paid on time and had no issues for several years, i will usually get them a gift card or something at year 3 or 5.there is no consensus on BP on this. 

Hi- recently was gifted a property in Florida (Lehigh Acres) that my in-laws owned for many years but did nothing with it.

Sell for $400k, he'll carry $100k of that interest only, and gift 10k/year for 10 years.I really don't want to pass this up, but putting in the amount of money needed for a tiny bit of cash flow, or losing money each month for a couple years would risk running out of money and pushing me back to a regular job.Would you pass on it? 

My realtor and I will keep looking this way, just to say hello, talk for a bit, leave our contact info and a little gift :)My husband and I are residential rental owners, and I get those calls/letters/texts/emails all the time.

You can make sure to get 10% off coupons from usps moving or buy gift cards at 90 cents on the dollar (I get them as credit card rewards) to stack up the best discounts.

Some programs allow that money to be a gift from a parent, others require that money to have "seasoning" in a bank account of 6 months or longer.That would make the monthly payment $1,936 then you add PMI $100 +/--).

The first prototype is just about complete, all I need to do is set up an inbox/drive for them to send receipts to.I'm posting here because I wanted to ask what features I can include to make this tool even better for them and make it a more special gift.