It looks like the trust owns 25% and either the father or the son owns the other 75% -and most of the time the documents will identify -addresses or Social Security number so you know if it’s the father or the son.

Your cracks are in the slab (not footings) and thats not a structural component, so inspector probably wont worry about that. 

The easiest way to stop your head from spinning is to just look at each component one-by-one, and let that help you get into a property.

Out of town, high percentage POHs, and a lack of park experience, are all components of an equation that equals potential disaster. 

I own a duplex right outside of city limits - LOVE the Brickwall Tavern in town - if you've never been, do yourself a favor...First, let me share my "demands" that have served me well through about 3 years of renting my duplex right there in Burlington:Applicant must have current photo identification and a valid social security number.Applicant's monthly household income must exceed three times the rent.

RE has many aspects (finance, negotiations, sales, marketing, dealing with tenants, accounting, technology, raising money, construction and more); I wish more beginners would take this approach.Tasks might entail anything from going to the property and taking pictures, picking up supplies, doing some admin work, marketing, website building/managing, social media, running initial comps, making follow up calls. 

that I can't do myself I can get done for very affordable prices because of my established relationships to talented individuals in PakistanI have built scrapers on sites to pull Tax Delinquent Properties in certain parts of California, so I have large lists of tax delinquent properties all with mailing addressesI have access to all of the tax roll data in CaliforniaI have the ability to analyze certain markets in California using data scienceGIS experience to map that data and explore hotspots of certain scenarios (like new construction)I have extensive knowledge of Direct Mail MarketingI have spent easily over $500k of my own money between social media ads, ppc, and native ads running all the campaigns myselfI already have a ton of contacts in the real-estate world brokers, appraisers, people who know how to value properties all of which would be willing to help me for free or cheap depending on the situationI know how to automate repetitive business processes to reduce company overheadI obviously have resources to property tax appeal experts that specialize in California properties that would be key to bringing more to my bottom lineI have a lot more skill-sets aside from these but don't want to get too braggy ;).

You can verify what I’m saying by looking at my social media.

This appreciation is not taxed currently, and in my case likely never will be (including the depreciation recapture gain component).3) For the Cash Flow in excess of depreciation (i.e., the taxable rental income), I get the new 199 tax benefit which reduces my rental income taxability by another 20%.Compare this to taxable wages and I think you will see just how overwhelming the tax benefits of rental properties are if you select the right properties at the right time and manage them appropriately over a meaningful period of time.

She is retired and living on social security.