My mom would like me to assume the loan of her house to ensure it remains in my name.

This year is the first year I will qualify as a real estate professional and be able to take some aggressive deductions through things like cost segregation studies.

Would some kind of deal like this ever make sense to you?

It will likely still be a great deal and I don’t want to pass this up. 

I am considering BRRR as well as just purchasing a turn key property that cash flows.  

We have our Guide Book on the counter in the kitchen.People like to have something to look through, plus other guests leave flyers from places where they ate etc. with notes like, "Great food" etc. written on them. 

If you’re concerned about the cash income, you could consider additional safeguards, like a higher security deposit or using a guarantor.

Hi all, I’d like to give a brief introduction(skip if you want).

Like you, i'd be interested if anyone here has any experience with doing this 'technique'. 

But for land, it's not like that in most cases.