First home desired to become a mid-life adult (30 yr old).

One of the ways I’ve tried to do this was by adding my name to my grandmothers American Express account, as one of her privileges she could give cards up to four ppl, so I became one.

So clearly, it’s never too late (or too early) to start.Just to clarify though, since I’ve seen a few posts this week on this forum from teenagers and Idk your age, wait until your an adult to actually start wholesaling.

It would take some work but there seems to be an increasing number of Americans looking to live overseas.

It's expensive but they treat you like an adult.  

I'd like to be able to provide a good living for them before they become adults and I hear that commercial real estate gives you more bang for your time.

She died in March, and left her 6 adult children with an unexpected and sizable inheritance.

Hi All, I'm getting ready to rent out my first property in Baltimore and have some questions about three scenarios of groups of adults who apply:Do you require each spouse of a married couple to qualify for income, background check, etc?  

A few days ago, that tenant called me and told me his adult son, wife, baby and wife's brother will be staying with them for a few days because their home caught on fire.

The house will contain 5 bedrooms 4ba and sleep 14 adults, It will also have a movie room ie big screen recliners etc.