All that being said, I tend to prefer to look at the actual cash sales data in the MLS or tax records versus going off of what people tell me.

Both daughters held title until 2005 and transfered property into the mothers name so she could get a reverse mortgage.The mothers will, which was recognized by the court, gives the property back to the 2 daughters after her death.The problem:The husband, the person still living in the property, is claiming ownership and refusing to let the daughters into the property to collect their mothers person effects.

to make it simple this is my data:-monthly income: $4000+over time every check/work m-s, 4am-3pm+-2years in the same job.

Are there expenses you can cut now like cable, data plans on phones, etc to preserve your cash?  

Account ClosedMaking a data-oriented case for a market is always a good idea.

You have to transfer the deed to your tenant and create a mortgage and hope they pay the mortgage each month.

You need to contact a probate attorney to facilitate the transfer of the deed.

You can always refinance and transfer the property to a business later down the line. 

When I walked through I had to teach him how to be ready with a renovation plan and a detailed scope, which he didnt have, so each bid was what ever these cl hacks wanted to convince him to do, I instructed that market data and ROI rule all decisions, first figure out your selling competition and what the final product must be than the road there is self explanatory, so I fixed his scope.

Since the security deposit would be paid to both Parent and Child, and the parent is just staying - what kind of special language do I use to say that the security deposit is being transferred to new lease - but in addition when it is returned it will be made payable to "parent AND child" since they both submitted it?