That's where your solution is.  

Second there are many different ways to get into real estate investing whether it be single family residences, buy and flip homes, buy and hold as rentals, invest in apartments as a passive investor or by being active lead sponsor which you mentioned you’d want to be active I’m focused on the apartment arena so I can give you my two cents on apartment syndication from a passive aspect and more active approach.

The solution would be for you to help her move.

They reside in each current home for about half the year (summer/winter).

Start small, stay local, find the pain, provide a solution and continue asking questions.

Access equity in my current residence. 2.

First every resident  expects that hurricanes will continue to happen and get worse over time.

Hi all,My name is Ray Southern and I'm looking to break into the world of REI.I've been a web engineer in Chicago for going on 15 years now, almost completely self-taught.It's been a great career, but I need to start looking ahead to retirement.I have no experience in real estate, except a condo I bought in 2008 as my primary residence, right before the market tanked.I'm still in the condo, did some refinancing, and plan on keeping it for good (great neighborhood), maybe renting it out if I start a family and need to move.My overall plan?

I've got fence/property line issues going on with my personal residence in Denver. 

In many of the Philly neighborhoods residents are being saturated with mailing, calls, and even knocks on doors offering to 'buy your home.'