As an alternative to short-term rentals, try looking into "traveling nurses" as prospective tenants.

My mother in-law needs a mortgage to purchase a home that belonged to a family member that passed away.

This strategy you will live for free and make money while living there.The next strategy is finding a house with a basement/mother-in-law apartment, living upstairs and either renting the rooms upstairs and Airbnbing downstairs or living upstairs and Airbnbing downstairs.

He and his sister inherited the property from their mother and in the will it specified what house belongs to who. 

First time poster here, excited to learn and grow in the forum :-)   I recently inquired about purchasing an off-market property, to which the seller's son indicated that the owner (his mother) did not want to sell because she was afraid of getting "destroyed by all the taxes as a result of a such a big sale." 

In review of it though, my mother-in-law who worked over 30 years in the legal department for a large Fortune 500 company flat out said it was THE worst easement she had ever seen written up in her entire time.

Hello all - I'm a registered nurse based in California looking to start investing in out-of-state multi-family properties, hopefully within the next year.

I'm trying to get creative with how to add an ADU / Mother-In-Law suite.

I'm in the process of pulling a little cash out of my primary to finish my basement to turn it into a mother inlaw apartment, should rent for $1400 with a 60k investment.

The first lender my sister was pre-approved for an FHA but my mother was the co-borrower.