If people need intensive help during deal making hours then of course people would have to charge for that.

If you really want to help her, suggest to your family that she needs someone nearby who can be on it intensively in the beginning, or hire her the professional services she needs.

This also sounds like a very time intensive compared to long term rentals.The place i'm interested in is in the Bahamas which adds a bit of complexity to the purchase.

Unfortunately, Rental property purchases become capital intensive and we can't purchase new properties as quickly as we would like.

Much more intensive for return versus owning a whole development and controlling the tenant base and look and feel of your investment.What you will do will depend on what you have to start for investing.

If you are a basketball fan, LeBron James is rich, the person who signs his paycheck is wealthy.

and also, depending on your intension are in the future with this property, consult regarding taxes, if you go on title now it may take you back to their original tax base, if or when you sell, find out so you get a steped up assessment, if and when the time comes, consult with a CPA, depending when property was bought, this can cost you a lot of $.

Most of my deals are research intensive, some have been totally virtual.

You plan is, however, capital-intensive.

Properties are older, with no amenities, have high deferred maintenance, functional obsolescence (small, one bathroom), and the tenant base can be very challenging and very management intensive.