You sound like a wonderful daughter!

So essentially this wont work, since her daughters could potentially own half ?? 

I'm coming in as a current real estate multifamily agent and daughter of a San Diego investor.

He even said it may be my lawn guy broke it while mowing may be the mower kicked up a pebble that hit the window...I schedule a window company to repair the glass, he was not home that afternoon, I let the window guy in, during the repair, his daughter came home after school, 8 or 9 year old, she said "I am so sorry I broke the window I hope you are not mad at me..."

HI @Amanda Hoening,Just to clarify one item, Be prepared to evict the son, daughter in law and father for non payment.

Then, if our daughter didn't get into a good school in 5 years, we could move to a better school district and hopefully not lose much if any on the sale of the building....or simply keep in and continue renting.So to keep this long post from getting too long, for those of you familiar w/ this type of property in KC, is that realistic?

The place only has 14 of the 40 units rented at this time but the lady is 80 years old and leaves it up to her daughter to run.

He played soccer for 40 years and his daughter played for years so the soccer mama drama is certainly not new to us.

Hello- My daughter is entering her second year of college and looking for off campus housing in DC.

They have a daughter-in-law and granddaughter who were living with them who applied to rent.