I had one where a son forged his dad's name then claimed it wasn't a forgery because he was a junior and he was just signing his own name.   

My intent is to get it livable and my son is purchasing it at cost of the house plus remodel and holding costs (so no profit). 

Both of my sons got one and neither are working in those fields.

The druggie son seems to lock himself in one room (he's rarely lucid) and a bunch of drug-dealing criminals have pretty much taken over the large house, with or without the son's permission.

This one will be rented to my son, who wants to live in it. 

I have a son that is now 18. 

Continually talking about opportunities, creating generational wealth, and having the best assets and assistance in place for our two sons on the autism spectrum.

In handling all the heirships, we discovered one of the deceased siblings had a son and the Title company required his signature to close. 

My son and his wife are in the same boat.

My son has been living there the last 4 years and I have been watching the appreciation.There are also some chapters of National Real Estate Investors Association in the area so great for contractor recommendations, networking, etc.