:o I was thinking about the ultimate packages, but only use audible, so was wondering the same. 

Ultimately just at a loss as to what to do next.

I’m hoping I can get as much knowledge as possible from bigger pockets that will ultimately result in getting my foot in the real estate buiseness! 

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With my ultimate goal at passitivity that sort of rules out flipping. 

(This brings you back to the post above, know your goals) My ultimate goal is passive income streams, everything else is a distraction or a means to an end.

If condo conversion is your ultimate goal, you might run into trouble with ADU, as opposed to a regular cookie cutter duplex.

Ultimately, he did alot of damage so we are now doing a complete renovation on the home. 

Then I would become the new partner together with my surviving parent, owning 50%-50%.When the 2nd of my parents passes away, and I get to inherit the 2nd half of the rental property, would again an exemption of $60k be applied on their 50% share of the partnership?

I cannot give you the right answer, you ultimately must decide for yourself after getting all of the information.