She knows that her credit report will tell the story......

Moral of the story, use an attorney that has real estate experience and preferably RE litigation experience.In regards to when you can sell the loan, the time line of sale and the level of bid do have a relationship with marketing and time.  

But knowing how much your taxes will be and how they are calculated is another story (could be investment or could be self employment).

These are tricky and heavily scrutinized for fraud/conflict-of-interest.If you intention is to truly occupy the property as your primary residence, and can provide a satisfactory evidence/story to convince the underwriter then most likely you should be OK.

That was really inspiring!!!

If she were interested and actively contributing to the business, that would be a different story.

We do make money and have plenty of fun stories for party conversation!  

I would love to ask the veteran investors if you could share your story.- Your motivations to get into this career.- Biggest struggles and learnings.- What you love & hate about it.- And if you would do anything differently if you were to start all over.Thanks.

Long story short I am looking for a mentor.  

I'm in a perfect position to sale (tenant damaged house, insurance claim, ... the whole nine yard, and insurance pay for me to remodel the house - long story, let's get coffee or lunch sometime, my treat, and I can share with you the whole experience).