There was one last piece of paperwork that the seller submitted last week to title company (death certificate of his mother who did a quitclaim to him) and it was being reviewed by title company underwriting.   

My mother lives in a Town Home in Rio del Mar.

I'm thinking for traveling nurses/therapists.

My W2 gig is a Registered nurse who has been working in Dialysis for the past five years.

I have come across a family who is selling their mothers home.

When I lived in Seattle last year, I rented a great mother-in-law in Ballard for $900.

We did a renovation on the unit when we bought it, so a lot of the big ticket items in the unit are new.Link, we are in the White Mountains, 3 BR/2 BA and the HOA fees are $150/mo. There's

My favorite list is people that own the house, live in the house, have owned it for 20 years or more and own it free and clear - that is the house you will make the most money on when grandma or grandpa are now all alone in the house and are moving in with the kids, to the nursing home, or passes away - someone finds your postcards in 6 months or 6 years from now and give you a call to see if you still buy houses - these are the cream of the crop.With Realeflow leads you can do a lot of the above sorting and with the $7 a month version you can get 100 leads from their system - narrow those leads as much as possible before you export them to get the best leads for your money.Then, the next thing to do is to watch the list for returned letters.  

Currently, I am a stay at home mother.

I don't see any control or expansion joints, so mother nature added them for you, unfortunately.