Can I still manage the property for my mother and sign the lease and follow through with the eviction process if that came to be even though I am not the owner or a licensed broker/manager.If I can do this?

My mother in law is someone who has very deep pockets, cash of roughly 250-300k.

My mother worked with him when she was younger at the job sites.

Very nice nameMeaning my mother, sister , and grandmother our named " Naomi "I have several other relatives with "Marie" as their middle name Regardless, @Naomi Marie midwest welcome to biggerpockets

@Christopher Talbert, I would handle this in two separate situations: - First deal with your existing tenant (the parent, I assume it's the mother since you did not say).

He mentioned to me that he went out this morning and had gotten 4 properties due to a mother passing and the children not wanting the properties.

I had a neighbor who had a child under her care with SSDI payments, her younger daughter was actually also hired by the state to do in home care while the mother worked.

My mother co-signed my loan for my condo a few years ago.

I am currently learning and working with my mother who has been an investor for over 25 years.

It turns out that he once lived on my street and his mother was the Realtor who represented the people that I bought my house from!