My parents are small, "Mom-and-Pop" landlords but only one of them oversees and manages their rental property. 

Since the kids live in the building next door, I decided to warn their parents before having them arrested for trespassing.

All that said one of the things like about these smaller markets, is just less overall competition and the ability to kind of set your own comps, while it hasn’t sold yet so I could be wrong, it was hard to comp tbh, but this town (about 1.5 hours from dc) is growing rapidly, my parents bought a house for 350k in 2019 now worth 600k.

Can my sister and I donate land my deceased parents received deeds through in tax sales? 

We have rented to families (typically single parent) with children. 

The question is if it ends up costing you nothing to donate to benefit yourself and more alike would you? 

I've been eyeing up buying a second investment property: my partner's parents' place.

I feel like I’m in the perfect position to start investing my money into real estate instead of stocks because it seems like the ROI with stocks is lower than with real estate.I’m close with my brothers and we’re all working and still living with our parents, so we don’t have much expenses.

My parents deal with owner occ and those have been busy, multiple offers on many properties

I currently own a property there but it is rented out so when I am back for the offseason I end up staying with my parents and get the occasional Airbnb if I need some space.