I tried finding someone using Indeed and she was going to start a couple of months before I made the decision to sell but she told me her mother was going to die of COVID and was not going to be able to start working for me.

@Lynn Washington Just so you know,mothers are no FHA "certified" contractors.  

For 300k you can possibly find either a duplex or a house that had a mother in law suite or you can go the usual roomate route and share a kitchen and other common areas.

 I am a Real Estate agent With Edina Realty and my mother and I are looking for our first investment property to flip.

It's supposedly the best building in the complex, and all-in-all fairly clean, attractive and safe.Situation:There are current tenants, a family who has been there 7 years who do not plan to leave (his elderly mother lives next door).

I just moved up to the Albany area to live with my Fiancee in her mothers house and see if I can make it outside of the New York Metro area but I am not seeing much in terms of deals up here.

I am a successful business owner for two other companies and a single mother of two young boys that I homeschool. 

My Father passed away and so my Mother gradually liquidated the properties.As of two years ago I bought my own 4 unit building and live in one of the units.

Now 3yrs later, the son of the deceased sister who had power of attorney for his mother (she left no will just a supposed request on her death bed that the house be sold) wants to extract the equity out of the house.

I just know that the homes in the area range from between 300-700k; I actually grew up in the area and my mother still resides about 3 minutes from the land.