If this has to do with her not having an ongoing income then that could still be an issue though.- Your grandma could 'gift' some or all of the house to 1 or many people. as an example she gifts 10 family members 10K or 1% of the house and the amount you pay at the sale goes to her costs/ the government. then the other family members are the seller financing for the rest.There are many unknowns in your situation, so these may or may not apply.

I'm planning on going to the MH meeting tomorrow night, maybe I can pick your brain on some things.Thanks!!!

Plan on going to the auction since sometimes the bank will bid less than they're owed in an effort to avoid getting the property back (one drawback to trying to do a short sale is the possibility that the bank may be less likely to lower their bid if they know they have an interested party).Call the county office that handles the sale (often called Master-in-Equity in SC) and ask them to explain the sale process and where you can go to view the file.

Please do not take the numbers too seriously but just as a ballpark estimate based on my ongoing research.

I actually work with the Michael Blank organization and my coaching organization provides the ongoing certified high performance coaching that is part of the mentorship program. 

@John Fedro John, thanks for your great work and ongoing support in this lucrative area of real estate investing.

Is this meeting ongoing?

Security is a major thing in foreign countries, and soon to catch up here, so build with security in mind and it will catch on. Go

I have friend who is renting a house in Minnesota who is a wheelchair bound 100% disabled veteran with documented and on going mental health issues.

IMHO the managing partner would not get ongoing property management fees, though.I don't like short term rentals like this.