Could be your sister, your mother, anyone else for that matter.The terms for it are whatever you can think of.

I have a friend who has inherited a house from her deceased mother that needs a lot of work.

Soft and horizontal up through foundation.My capitalistic decamillioniaire likes 3pts, 8.5%, 1yr flips, 70% PP, 70% rehab and he has to approve the deal.My brother, mother, uncle, cousin, bro in law and other true friends I don't know their criteria because I value our relationship above another deal. 

No, just 25 yrs of experience being involved in literally thousands of deals and watching realtors do things the wrong way or take shortcuts, loosing deal after deal for my borrowers is what has taught me what works best.Unfortunately, down here in FL, everybody and their mother has had or has a real estate lic. and too many think or lead their clients to think they know a lot more than they really do. 

I’ve told my mother and other friends about this ad, and they’re worried it might be a scam.

I myself have been protecting my 80 year old mother from various sharks as her home approaches its foreclosure auction date.

My mother-in-law has a house which she is considering to rent it out.

We are looking to invest now in RE properties but my current question is for our mother-in-law suite.

Currently renting my basement out to a single mother and her child since last March, original rent was $1575 (all utilities) and I saw her situation at the time and dropped it to $1500 for a 12 month lease with all utilities included, she purchased a electric charging vehicle less than two months after moving in so obviously taking full advantage of all utilities included.Two months ago, she had a boyfriend stay with her and told me that it was temporary while he is looking for a new place.

Currently renting my basement out to a single mother and her child since last March, original rent was $1575 (all utilities) and I saw her situation at the time and dropped it to $1500 for a 12 month lease with all utilities included, she purchased a electric charging vehicle less than two months after moving in so obviously taking full advantage of all utilities included.Two months ago, she had a boyfriend stay with her and told me that it was temporary while he is looking for a new place.