I know, it sounds rewarding at first, but it ends up downright depressing.

Everyone has to balance their own risk / reward preferences.)I would continue to follow real estate, follow the conversations in the forums, save money, watch for opportunities (there are always diamonds in the rough that are out there - you just have to find them), and work to move yourself to the best position to be able to be an investor.  

They are saving a woman, rewarding her way beyond what she could do herself, and making a profit while doing it.

Using basic risk vs reward metrics, you're increasing your risk by allowing an adult to be in the property and not a responsible party to the lease, but you get no additional reward.

With over 20 years in real estate and having completed more than 3,500 transactions, I can tell you it's a rewarding journey.

That's when the rewards are sweetest, Aaron.

The combination of lower interest rates, accelerated amortization, and the income potential from renting out spaces within your property can set the stage for remarkable wealth generation.And for those taking the plunge into first time homeownership or those implementing the buy-one-house-per-year strategy with primary residence financing, remember that strategic moves today can lay the foundation for a robust and dynamic real estate portfolio tomorrow.Here's to unlocking the full potential of your real estate ventures - may they be as rewarding as the strategies you employ!  

This community rewards those who share valuable information openly, so I know you'll find just what and who you're looking for on BP.If you haven't already done so, I'd recommend setting up "keyword alerts".

Everything is a balance of risk and reward. 

Better have a solid deal in this environment to go that route otherwise the risks out weigh the rewards.