My aunt is very "conservative" with her money lol, and bought a mobile home for her first home, she does art and faux for a living doing acid stain concrete, cabinets, concrete counter tops, etc. and she made her mobile home look INCREDIBLE.

My aunt is an agent and recommended the class in person, so did a few other agents I know.

We are doing some of the work ourselves and hiring contractors for the electrical (my aunt is an electrician doing the work not the side) and through networking we found HVAC and plumbers.

I'm more than capable of finding the properties myself, I even had access to MLS back in 2008/2009 when my auntie let me use her MLS, and I found that most online sites actually had up to date listings (like realtor.com), of course there was always some extra info on MLS but not always.That agent that asked for 2 proofs of ID and my utility bill, started throwing me statistics he got from the internet.

My family is an unfortunate event where my aunt is medically incapacitated and we’re taking care of all her finances.She owns an apartment in LA that is under RSO and the only source of income supporting her at the moment.

Tell him for go stay at aunties', if no get, tough beans brah!

I have no one in the USA> I don't have a mom or dad or a brother sister or aunt I could ask for help if this didnt go through.

My plan is to eventually get my real estate license, but right now my boyfriend’s Aunt is a real estate agent and his mom works for her part time, so we plan to use that connection.

Thank you for the replysUnfortunately my aunt is not interested in holding a note.

@Mindy Jensen The people that ask how they can skirt the rules, and then claim it's only a hypothetical question...Buying HUD in exclusive period/ Getting a owner occupied mortgage for your rental/  Leasing a property back to your auntie to satisfy a seasoning requirement, etc. etc.