@Kevin PfeifferHi Kevin,The more mud your throw on the wall eventually some will stick.

It may ultimately be yours eventually, but until it clears probate and the estate is closed, it's a separate legal entity that you have guardianship over, not a private bank account for you,.

If those values do not translate, then the wealth will eventually die anyway.

We want to flip single family homes in the local area as well as in the Portland/Vancouver area and eventually into the Seattle area as well.My husband's name is Chris.

Charge more than it's worth and I guarantee you eventually they will find out if they got screwed.

Are there any positions people would recommend so I can get a salary, and basically get paid to learn and eventually do REI on the side.

Sure you can patch these things for a while, but eventually, it makes more sense to simple replace them.

Eventually I’ll do a little of both to diversify.Since this is a RE blog, I’ve come to the conclusion that many California RE investors have, and have decided I have to go out of state to invest.

Eventually you’ll want to get the property’s tax schedules (to see if they match the statements).I wouldn’t bother asking the seller’s opinion on lot rents in the area; I would just look up the competing parks on MHvillage.com.

.- If I get a loan ( which will be tricky since there is no mortgage, or at least a loan where I can deduct interest), the cost of $ is kinda steep on a $135K note- Duplex is fully depreciated so recapture tax will be steep when I eventually sell it.( I would inherit the same tax position of my generous family member ) Also means I wouldn't be able to take any depreciation.- Duplex will need $35K (approx & is a cash layout) for rehab.When I run the numbers over 10 years it seems i would be barely ahead to keep the duplex vs. investing my cash outlay over 10 years at 9% in an index fund.