@Chuck KautzHey Chuck,I like your idea of getting your daughter involved.As a father of 2 kids that went to college I think this is a great time to expose your child to what the whole process involves from purchase to rehab to managing this property.Your child will get so much real world experience out of the process I hate to say but this exercise my have more of an impact on her life then the BA has!

Along comes a friend of mine who is about to come across $100k cash from selling a house his father gave him. 

I put to use many of the skills I gained building and renovating homes with my father when I was younger.

He who works longest and last receives the biggest portion.About me:I am a father of five who is just venturing into the realm of entrepreneurial real estate at age 30.

My father in law is a plumber in the area and he is marking up most of the new construction jobs he's doing by at least 20% because he is so busy.

Father of 3.

The issue is that this single property has a need for a specific skill set, my father in this particular scenario, and this same job will be outsourced in the future.

My father in law has done this several times.

So me and the father in law just had a discussion about putting a house under a sales contract.

They stopped paying and thought someone was potentially stealing the money from their aging father.