I started with my own funds as proof of concept, then started to do some joint venture deals and take other peoples money, only after I used my own and my mothers.

As a San Francisco native, I grew up doing property management with my mother for our cousin's property around the corner from my house.

Well, dad decided he wasn't ready for the ensuing responsibilities of being a husband and father and skipped out, leaving mother and daughter in the lurch.

Seem they were recently sued by Daimler Trust for a vehicle that they had used Michael's mothers identity to purchase or lease what appears to be a Mercedes vehicle.  

If your mother-in-law passed, talk to a broker to get a letter of value from the date she passed.

We learned that a LOT of people are willing to get rid of their father's or mother's home for a song because they can't come up with the tax money to keep it.I would say we do much the same sort of thing these days but our focus is shifting to finding small multifamily where the landlord just doesn't want to go on with what he has.

We are in Encinitas and have to go to SJ to care for my mother n law and thinking of doing RCFE or STR in our primary.

My mother gave me a house she bought in 2010, and its value has increased significantly since then.

My issue is with the ones who don't do any research beforehand to ask a better question.A new person asking about house hacking a multi vs. a mother-daughter is a great question, and they have narrowed their scope and are doing the work.A new person asking how to get into investing is just being lazy and hoping for a Doug Flutie hail mary to land in their lap.I think of it as, how do you want to show up and appear to other people, in any forum?

It would also be possible str if I get an adu or mother in law basement.