My wife and I obtained a refinance loan to pay off a reverse mortgage that my mother in law had taken out (She passed away a year ago).

Hello BP world:I am a moderately experienced RE investor but nearly all of my investing has been in large scale MFR properties as part of syndications as LP and 1 as GP.However over the past year and more actively into next year with my aging mother in law, her rentals require more TLC than she can do and wife and I want to assist in their asset management.Right now over past 8 mos we've been dealing with her most valueable property, a NNN lease restaurant w problem tenant whom we eventually non-renewed and are just about to sign a new tenant in place.ONce done my MIL has 4 more rental properties all SFRs in CA.

I believe it is the only true duplex to quad (not ADUs, casitas, mother-in-law suite, but a true multiplex) to sell in Poway, CA in at least the last 10 years (which is why we wanted it bad enough for our opening offer to be $50K above ask).I suspect the sellers RE agent presented your offer. 

The owner wants to sell but doesn't want to lose Medicaid because it's paying for their nursing home.

However, potable units are not as user friendly and accidents with it can flood the kitchen.As to your wife, sound like my mother in law who owns rentals, penny wise, pound foolish, costing more in the long run.

It looks like they only cater to traveling nurses and professionals so I do hope I get tenants from them first.

I'm a travel nurse from Detroit looking to do an assignment in Seattle, WA in November and was wondering if any investors had any month to month leases available in the area for a travel nurse. 

They are a young newlywed couple and I don’t imagine they have much funds for a DP, but the husbands mother co-signed the lease and I imagine she might consider co-signing a mortgage so I think they could qualify on a DTI basis with her.

She is currently in a nursing home and according to him she has alzheimer's.

It sounds like your mother might enjoy being a private lender to established real estate investors.