If it's your mother-in-law using this room, codes are relaxed or deemed irrelevant. 

__________________________________Numbers:ARV: $415,000 (conservative considering the time of year we will be selling)Purchase Price: $291,400Rehab Budget: $50,000Holding Cost: $2000 (4 month cushion)Closing Cost: $24,900Projected Profit: $25,000 __________________________________Scope of Work (2-3 months rehab): Will turn it into a 6 bdrm / 3 FULL Baths with option of a mother-in-law apartment 3 bed / 1 bath rental in the basement with separate entrance, laundry and their own 2 car garage.Curb Appeal: Remove front fence, block walls and lampRemove secondary door and finish front areaBuild a gable out with posts over the porchInstall sprinkler system (front and back)Update landscapingInterior Cosmetic Updates: General demo of all dated materialsUpdate upstairs kitchen with open concept to living roomUpdate basic kitchen downstairsNew master, main and downstairs bathroomsNew hardwood, tile and carpet flooring throughoutUpdate fireplace up and downNew paint, base and case throughoutAdd laundry space upstairsIf you can send your email address I will forward the comps.Thank you,Erica Stahura

Of which my mother pays, I pay her rent, she makes little to know cash flow, but I put plenty of sweat equity into the house.

My typical tenant profile for a section 8 tenant is the same as market tenants, single mother with 1-2 children and they all act like little children.

I have always been a top producer in automotive and I really contribute that to never meeting a customer but a friend and sticking to the philosophy of treating every customer and situation as if I were dealing with my own Mother.

An umbrella policy would be purchased.2) The contract is signed by my mother or father as the sole proprietor. 

I am trying to figure out if I want to approach my mother and her 3 siblings about owner financing a 5-unit they inherited in Boulder Creek, CA.So they inherited this property free and clear back in 2009 and instead of selling in a down market they fixed it up and rented it out.

Donate a few years of your life to the military and get a VA loan.There's a good Dave Ramsey (mostly agree with his advice) video on YouTube from yesterday about a stay at home mother of two, and a hubby that works full time.

I came bolting back around the corner coming at him and his truck screaming at the top of my lungs "**** you you mother ****er you son of a ***** get the **** off my property right now" ....and so on and so on...he could not slam it in reverse fast enough and peel away while I chased him out of my driveway and down the street a bit.Meanwhile, the nicest, calmest guy ever is in my house doing work (an electrician).

The kid is gifted with numbers, just like her mother (a CPA).