He would not be paying the bills but his 90 year old mother, who lives several states away, would be paying all of the bills.

I'm thinking about purchasing my mother's home as my family consisting of me, my husband and daughter have been living in it and paying the mortgage the last 4 years.

Brandon from BP mentions hardmoney loans for rehabs, also mentions credit cards, (I currently have put some repairs on a credit card that has 0% interest until Sept 2019).Estimate ARV: 235,000 with the possibility 300,000+ (with forcing value by adding kitchen and bath to mother-in-law suite in detached garage.)Currently owe $148,500 @ 3.625% 25year IIanNot sure how to move forward with repairs.

My wife and I manage a 3 family in which 2 apts. were updated by us and we have quality tenants in the new apts.A third apt. is still rented to a left over tenant from when my wife’s mother owned the house.

I spoke to the daughter of a property owner whom I had lost spoken to about 3 months ago, her mother unfortunately has recently passed and now she wants to sell the property on her behalf.

After I sold my mother was in and out of rentals.

I only heard about the land deal grudgingly from my mother right after my father died.

In addition, I manage two rental properties for my mother in Brooklyn, NY. 

Ok guys trying to find some guidance my mother is moving back to Colombia and she offered her house to me for what she owes to the bank and that is 57k the house is probably worth 70, I'm tryin to figure out what would be my next step i will buying the house cash any advice would be greatly appreciated as I am completely lost on this

Anyway, my mother-in-law mentioned over dinner a while ago that they might be moving in the next few years leaving their nice 5 bedroom 3.5 bathroom house in Broomfield, Colorado vacant!