My wife is a full-time stay at home mother and I wouldn't want her to work for at least another 2 and 1/2 years when our youngest is old enough to go to a day care (its cheaper than babysitter costs).

A story I had with someone yesterday someone calls me about a property the mother passed away, he was really uptight and sounded like he was in a bad mood.Long story short he asks me what I want to pay, I answered him in a humorous way 1 dollar he got so angry and hung up the phone.....

We live in Modesto, California.We own a few rental properties in our hometown: Two single-family homes and a "mother-in-law" cottage that we list on Air BnB and is pretty much rented out continuously by traveling nurses.

Two standard rental homes, plus a small cottage that we rent out on a short-term basis to traveling nurses via AirBnB. 

The situation is a bit tricky: both parents (people on title) are deceased (the mother just recently passed), but the property was not paid off.

Also,mother first offer is generally Never their best offer.

My father recently filed for bankruptcy and my mother a good credit so I was wondering what kind of programs should my parents join.

At the moment, I'm a nomad living in Staten Island with mother in law as we wait for tenants to move out. 

I am in the process of purchasing a duplex and using a rehab loan to make a mother in law suite in the basement.

For example, my mother stepped up to the plate after I released my sister from this project, and I am in complete awe of the results my mother has shown.