**Overall Picture*** Age: 59/57* Income: Father - $100,000 Salary - ~$5.5k/month net (mother unemployed, not looking)* Credit Score: 857* Extraordinary Expenses: $0* Mortgage Debt: $222,000* Consumer Debt: $0* Cash Savings: $30,000* Investments: $70,000 - Work Account (unknown type, fully vested, 100% employer contributions over ~6 years) - $19,000 - 401k Account (unrelated to work?)

And in this day and age when I will be doing most of the research myself, a full 3% commission just doesn't seem right unless they are really working for it.

I have been a receptionist, make up artist, sales assistant, general manager, Sales and Marketing Coordinator and even a Preschool teacher, ages 3-5 .

Do to her age and desiring to be hands off, she has kept the same family in the property for nearly a decade at 1/4th the market rate.

First, I got into the business young (age 21) and I didn't understand the amount of work it took to be successful.

At that age for me we were still using rotary phones, there were a handful of over the air channels, no video game consoles, and certainly no internet!

The public records should be able to tell you the age of the building.You'll need to see what similar properties have been selling for, to know if this is a good price.

@Venkatesh B.Generally speaking, your current employer 401k plan will be locked up until you either leave the employer or reach age 59 1/2, and you would be unable to move those funds to a self-directed plan which you could deploy into real estate.  

age of property?

I'd like to flip this myself but if my age and credit comes into play in not allowing me to attain finance then I'd bring my father in as a buyer to this property for him to flip.