But want to retain my Fathers' Prop 13 low Tax basis when transferring ownership under California Prop 19 im told by the County tax accessor i can what's the best type of loan to buy my Sister out.

My father recently offered me a car and I was ecstatic about the idea. 

We knew Felix was not going to pay his $6 portion of non-subsidized rent, even if it meant consecutive $50 late fees and his father coming into the office.

My father is also well connected with an investment group and want to start a flipping business, but doesn't really know the business.

My father is also well connected with an investment group and want to start a flipping business, but doesn't really know the business.

I just found a great deal in my area involving an VA loan assumable mortgage.Before I even get to that, I was wondering if anyone had any experience or know of any similar scenarios where I would be able to partner with my father on a VA loan.

I hope to find others who may have felt a bit lost at times during their journey and how they redirected their focus back into the game to expand their AUM.BACKGROUND:I am now father of 3 (teens and tween) and have worked hard just about every day of my life since I arrived in the US at about 12.

I found a partner (happens to be my father in law) that can be my boots on the ground while i do a lot of the back office stuff and deal finding that is not his strong suit.  

Apparently my father loved baseball (and Ty).

After working there for a year and learning as much as I could about the business I started my own company with my father and now we focus mainly on buying properties for us to flip.