I do have a job but my plan is getting this business going really good in 3-4 months, not to quit the J.O.B. but to cut back on the hours, the young man is a very nice young man that I work for and I have known him for about 10 years, he owns the store where I work at and I hate to quit on him, the Manager is also another nice young man (ok, yes I am bit old, 55 years old here going on 56 this year) and I know his mother.

So that would be $8,400 (12 * $700) a year difference and that doesn't take into account vacancies.If your mother takes out a $30,000 loan to do the renovations, it will take more than four years (probably considerably longer) for difference in rents to pay for just the principal of the loan.

It already had a mother-in-law suit, which we rented out and it paid half the mortgage.

The pest control company that removed it for us suspects the fawn had probably become sick and it's mother (mommy deer-est) probably tucked it under the deck for protection.

Someone (a child, or guest of a tenant, or a tenant's friend's mother) playing ball/frisbee near the bushes falls into them, scratching themselves up, maybe damaging an eye, and you get sued.

If this were my mother and I couldn't come and help her on her "turn" to take out everybody else's trash, because I wasn't local.

Hello,For years I been trying to convenience my mother to invest in triplex or a small apartment complex (5 units).

I won't go into all of the details of a situation that currently affects my mother, but I'll provide as brief an explanation as possible.

I have a 4 bedroom bi level mother/daughter house that has a small 1 bed room ground floor apt and 3 bedroom upstairs that under normal circumstances I could rent the 3 bedroom for maybe 1350 or 1400 tops.

The last time I did this was for a single mother that wanted to ensure that her child would not have to move from a school that they really liked.