I use to go to bing as well in their nursing program and am looking to come back to that area to get started in real estate.

I'd like to 1031 my 2x1 for another SF with mother in law unit capabilities...

Lastly ask her what she or her parents are going to do if it doesn't sell FSBO (Kinda play the Realtor card here for a second) If they say they will just list it then show her what it will cost her to list the house vs selling it to you.Lastly if the house doesn't need a lot of repairs and could cash flow well then maybe look at doing a seller finance or lease option. thanks for suggestions. the reason i was talking to the daughter is it seems the mother either passed or is unwell which left the daughter to manage the property. also i think they want the high price in order to split between the 3 sisters.  

Father and mother are on title but because of the fathers condition I asked if he was able to sign legal contract and son indicated mother had power of attorney.

If these numbers work for someone I would be willing to give this up for  finders fee and learning experience.Rundown: Mother and son live in home but want to move soon, before June if possible.

The home is not in her name, but rather in her mother's name.

At the time I was studying to get my nursing license/board, operate a small business and had a night full time job that making $35k/year.

I have a seller, who will be selling their mother's house since she will be going into a nursing home.

Investors die, end up in nursing homes, whatever, family or their attorney won't want to hear they can't get the money out until next September! 

Guy spoke like a sailor and his mother would probably roll over in her grave if she heard the vocabulary her son was using.