Left out some details there but in short my sister and I plan on selling some farmland passed down from our father to invest in other assets. 

The cash came from my own personal savings and my father who invested in this deal with me.

Being a good father, husband, son, sibling, friend, mentor, etc.HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE! 

I have finally set it in my mind and saved up enough money to rehab a older house given to me and my father by my grandfather when he passed.

My handyman's son (in his early 30s) who had so far been reasonable for helping me with projects on my own home for the past several months, recently shared that fact that his father isn't getting any new jobs and so I gave him  (son, not father) a bunch of projects he can help out with, mostly outdoors/landscaping and exterior.I never pay per hour, as that would materialize an employee-employer relationship.

Scenario A :  The project (in Orange County, CA) I am undertaking is a grand-fathered 3-unit property where I will renovate these units and add two ADUs to the lot.

I’m working with my father on managing his RE. 

Hi, a trustee of my late father's estate just bought a home for my sister.

I really am seeking out the financial education to make the best decisions and grow my late father's legacy for my children and family.

I am investing in REI for my families future and have absolutely no intent of looking to "get rich quick", replace a job, or use father time as an excuse to make hasty decisions and potentially leveraging myself too far.