Mostly regarding my mother suggesting I shouldn't do L/O's without a license.Any suggestions and thoughts would be most appreciated. - Kelley

The guys mother-in-law Quit Claim Deeded the property to him because she was in some type of financial trouble and didnt want to lose the house (free and clear).

My mother in law had stage 3 breast cancer 3 years ago and is fine today.

I paid double rent for my grandma this time last year when we had to move her to skilled nursing but thought she might move back to her apartment.

I work (in part) to help support my mother who is ill and my granny who is about to turn 95 in May (both of whom I love dearly).Again, I know the details of my personal life have no merit here...but I just feel so incredibly helpless...childlike even!!

I wanted to get some opinions on Webpages. Do find that having a website is essential to funnel in leads from potential sellers? I suppose if I was interested in selling my property fast, and stumbled on a webpage t...

Hello, I am currently a registered nurse and have been anxious for years to enter the real estate world.

The military enlisted as a nurse, and have even labeled me nurse practitioner material (so I can become a commissioned officer at my age), but so far, even medical jobs have been hard to come by, since it’s entry level and starting all over.

I would love nothing more than to be able to support her as she goes back to school to pursue her Nurse Practitioner license.

I'm a registered nurse and a new real estate investor.