I'm in the midwest and am helping my sister and mother to manage the sale of my mom's house in western New York State.

I feel the second a huge storm hits, your insurance company will be your best friend and you will be out for a long time.How do you manage owning a rental property in shore towns, dealing with water and freak actions of mother nature.Thanks,Cody

There is also something to be said about your natural skills as an RN, mother, and woman.

Rinse and Repeat.If you live rent free, (hug your mother), you can also pay rent. 

But he has SSN, files taxes, and just sold his mother's house after her death.

So far gotten 4 applications all single mother with 2, 3, 4 kids.

Not once have I been contacted by the mother of the boys to tell me there is an issue. 

We are renting out the top and living in the mother in law apartment in the basement.

I grew up in the land business its an old and tried and true from the original land grants and gold rush days and then colonial lands.. to the Louisiana purchase.. and the mother of all land deals the purchasing of Alaska from Russia..the concept is dead simple.1. rural properties that are handed down over time are prime targets.2. buy for cash3. sell on terms  500 down 50 a month.4. do hundreds of them.. 

My mother has a multifamily property that has a few hundred thousand dollars of equity.