Playing around with the deal analyzer on the website, it seems like this would be somewhat unheard of.

I'd also recommend making up a few situations that you might encounter and role play using the list of question you want to find out.

That is the thing about the game we are playing....every job is diferent and you can count on absolutely nothing.

Both allege they were his common-law spouse.I am imagining this playing out like a live Jerry Springer episode, with probate court as the stage and legal claims as the punches.

There are a multitude of factors that come into play such as the type of property and its location, and the structure of your investment portfolio.

I’ve been in a similar situation, and I think the idea of buying in lower-cost areas to renovate and rent out is a great play.

My four adult children are out of the house; so, below are goals for our 11 year old and me.Read 15 minutes per day and log it.Set limit on daily electronic use.Clean up after himself (toys, push chair in, dishes, clean bedroom, clean car).He plays sports and has a few tough baseball goals that he works with me on (inside/out swing, pitching mechanics, 3B fielding). 

@Jordan Sachs I can not speak to PA but in MN, yes, I have seen similar scenarios play out. 

So for sure it's a cashflow play, but don't expect much on the appreciation side.

For me, 2- 4 plexus are, most of the time, a cash flow play, and therefore, the ARV is less important in the analysis.