I have been introduced to the investing world by my step mother and friend.

As Karen mentioned we have an Orange County Group that meets once a month and hope to see you there.For my two cents I would copy your mothers experience and get a home for "yourself" first, then think about investing with additional monies that you may have. 

My mother has lived there for 30+ years, just saying!!

I always kid with my family that he's a brother from a different mother. 

My mother has been in real estate 35+ years and I've lost count of the number of times family or friends have taken advantage of her.

So I have proof, yada, yada, yada.My mother always told me two things: 1) Use your resources, wherever they might be, 2) Suck it up.So I ask you, fellow resources, is it time for me to suck it up or do I proceed further into litigation?

My mother has a house in Clermont and in order to help her out and gain a little more rehab type experience, I am going to be managing a few projects for her so that she can sell in the next few months.

Hello all, I am helping my mother get her home in Clermont ready to sell and I am looking for referrals for an agent.

Originally, from Philadelphia I moved to Hawaii 2 years ago after graduating with a B.A. in Psychology, because my mother needed help.

Kristine Marie Poe well puts a dent I those trying for overages I have posted about my 80 YO mother getting a call from an overage company.. she called me I said Mom I can handle that just sit tight.this investor unfortunately has lost all their money.. its sad but does happen.In this case he would have been better off buying a low end rental in the MId west ... ") just kidding..If I was him I would just make darn sure the county followed the notification statues like I posted..