My name is May and I know nothing about real estate investment, but would like to learn now that I am inheriting my childhood home / investment property.

Got the time and will work harder than anyone and even have a bride who wants to get really involved with fix and flip.

I ultimately want to be able to use my investments as a means to an income that allows me to choose how I spend my time and helps me provide a good childhood and life for my son and wife.

I am currently paying myself 3k a month and re-investing the rest in my business.2. 23, my younger brother, civil engineer working for construction department for the city of san francisco. he only has 30k in the bank. and 3k a month. 3. 33, my friend also a restaurant owner. he has a house under his name. paid off. valued at 700k. i don't know how much he makes a month. (4). 49, mentor, General contractor. he is the uncle of my childhood best friend. who passed away.

@Brandon Turner since you own one of his childhood homes did you celebrate Cobain day, today?

I have an opportunity to by my wife's childhood home from her mother by buying out her brother and sister.

That is when I assumed from my father via quitclaim my childhood home.

Will have to see if I can reschedule my standing Thursday date night :) or convince my bride that it will be a blast!

That triggered an ancient childhood memory of a song:"Well Senor Don Gato was a catOn a high red roof Don Gato satsomething something something somethingMeow meow meow"etc.

If you have tenant problems you could have relationship problems.Couple stress points that come to mind in a rehab situation:1 - After a long day of rehab you say something derogatory about the previous owner/maintenance upkeep2 - You go to make a change that will disturb a precious childhood memory3 - You try to rent and she gets defensive about who lives in her house.I should note; I'm not very diplomatic about the things I say to people in my social circle about my tenants.