If this was a gift or inheritance, then use some of the money to gain more knowledge in a specific area looking to grow more.

In fact, you couldn't gift one to me.   

Hi everyone, I have a relative that was gifted RE and is now looking at a hefty capital gains liability. 

Inspect the property on a regular basis, be good to your tenants, fix things when they break, give them a nice basket and gift card at the holidays.One thing I do like about LLCs is they can make some transfers easier. 

The zoning laws in Philadelphia are pretty intricate so I'd advise asking a zoning attorney before purchasing anything besides existing single families. 

But if your units are just comparable or less than the competition, and you're having trouble getting people to sign on the dotted line for a lease, then maybe try concessions/ gifts, things like that.

That doesn't even cover the cost of mortgage, property taxes & rental taxes, insurance, guest gift, fire wood, cable, internet, amenities, etc.

- Low Maintenance: Resistant to scratches and easy to clean.Considerations: - Installation: While some options are DIY-friendly, intricate patterns may require professional installation.6.

As for allowing kids to do their own things vs steering them into REI, it depends on your kid's traits, personality, habits, intelligence among many other (genetic) gifts or lack of. 

Some other routes to explore are seller financing or using a loan that allows for part of your downpayment to come from "gifted funds".