She says when my brother lived with his family and child and her and her husband it was much more ..... of course.

I do have a good paying job (I help people get out of their timeshares - been here 4.5 years); however due to the amount of expenses/child care I have, I rarely see my paychecks and still find myself living penny to penny.

My typical rental is a 50-70 year old 2-bed, 1-bath, 700-900 sq foot single family home. 

My grandparents raised my cousin, and they have an inheritance for her as if she’s their own child.

Hi,So my friend is building a ~600 sq foot ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) in their backyard to be rented out as a "private residence" (think of it like a 1 bedroom studio/apartment with its own living space/bedroom/bathroom. 

Buy and HoldSource of down payment funds, if applicable: own funds, 401k or secured borrowed funds (HELOC, etc)Income Source: Salaried – Long term stable job as an engineerGross monthly income (optional): $>200kMonthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $ 1000/monthFICO: Excellent, Credit issues: noneAdditional details: Would like to make the business international in the long run.

A home builder clear cut (trees, brush, removed dirt) about 32 feet into our 55 foot wide lot that is for sale.

A roof costs the same per square foot whether it is a 30,000 home or a 300,000 home.  

In this situation would it be reasonable to use a 2 family as a comp and use a cost per square foot to account for the additional square footage in the 3 family?

Purchase price: $1,285,000 Acquired 10 Units (4 retail 6 apartments) in the most visible and foot-trafficked area of affluent downtown Chester, NJ from long-term private ownership and motivated seller What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?