We also AIRBNBed our guest bedroom to traveling nurses / interns for $800-900/month so our 5 bed 2.5 bath was net cheaper than renting our 2 bed 2 bath condo for $1500 just for ourselves.

At 10:30 am this morning, I contacted the landlord of the unit upstairs and she said she could not be there when my contractor arrives this coming Thursday, March 25, but she will ask her mother if she could open the door for us (it has to be this Thursday because that's when the contractor is available and when my tenant is off from work). 

> Need to know:-> One child is added along with father and mother in investment property title, once property is purchased.

My parents moved close to us one year ago, but unfortunately, my mother passed away from ALS last summer.

The only reason I’d include SFH in my search is because I knew you’d find a mother in law suite every now and then.

In June, I have a position lined up as a registered nurse solving the stable income issue, I already have a +700 credit score, but I'd still be missing a solid employment history.

The seller is trying to get out from under it because it was her mother's property and her mother recently passed away, that why it's selling cheaper.

However, the seller’s mother’s name is on the deed who he says he paid out (has payment documentation) but I guess never handled the deed.

Also consider a conversion to a mother-in-law suit, the areas around there are highly tolerant of them because of the housing shortages

@Nathan Augustus Here in our market we have traveling nurses.