I do think that rental properties are the best way to weather any kind of financial downturn.

Complexity being that my mom is retired and doesn't want ANY income for whatever financial planning reasons and she doesn't want to do the work, but she's liking the idea of keeping the wealth in the family and we've had a very good financial relationship for my entire adult life.

This is not a product type with which I am familiar, so I’m looking for advice on how to value a current opportunity.Let’s start the discussion by first considering a “single-tenant net lease” example … a free-standing CVS/Walgreen’s at a busy intersection.

I look on Zillow, but most properties do not show financials.1.

House hacking can relieve you of rent if your financial model makes sense.

I'm a graduating Senior in college set to start as a Financial Analyst in January of 2018.

Edward,First things first, you should get in to see the property, see what kind of condition it's in, or if it's even standing.

Need some ideas on how to make these properties work financially for us.

So he sends me an email back this morning with the advice his attorney gave him and now I am completely stumped.. meaning I don't even know what to say back or how to reply to what he says here is the exact email he sent me this morning after speaking to his attorney, " Hello,I spoke with my attorney yesterday, and what you have presented would be a good idea if I was in financial trouble, or had a property I was unable to sell.

Him and I are in pretty good standing so I have been trying to find a way that I can purchase his home to add to my rental portfolio because I have 3 rentals in the area and his home is in great shape and would need absolutely nothing as far as repairs, etc. and its across the street from my primary residence so I would like to have some control over who moves into the house.