If you're running a regular LLC and the most you'll do is 1031 exchanges, then it might not be the best (financially speaking only) way forward as you don't need fancy advice.

Consider speaking with a financial advisor or real estate professional to help you make an informed decision based on your specific financial goals and timeline for retirement.

Contact Mom, let her know she continues to be financially responsible for the premises as long as he continues to stay there. 

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These will provide a strong foundation in the financial industry and enhance your credibility as an investor.It's a terrific idea to pursue a real estate license.

They will also give you information on potential rent rates etc as wellFrom there you can compare costs to build and see which path makes the most financial sense

Every week I write a brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and financial markets, for all you tubular dudes and dudettes out there.What am I listening to?

I have 2 dependents and will be the primary caregiver for both my parents and his parents as they age so we want to hustle now so we aren't stressed financially by these responsibilities in 10-15years and are able to maintain the standard of living we have achieved with income from our (now) primary business. 

Is this a do-able starting place financially, or a pipe dream? 

As I continue my W-2, I'm continually reminded of my goal to be financially free by age 45 (just over 7 years from now) and I'm more motivated to reach that goal so I can go into RE investing full time.