They unknown to me, seem to have his mother living there with them it seems.

You can help out your mom with her investments (you won't screw over your own mother!

It doesn't matter if they come from a wholesaler or your own agent or even your mother.

I will have the keys in my hands on April 1st, spend less than 8k and have it rented by the end of april for 1357month via Section 8.I think this is a good deal, but it took me 4 months to find it..Last place took 7 months at the sheriff sales, but they cash flow, need little work and I am in and out..Point is...Take your time..It isn't how many properties you own, but what and where you own them..You also want them to cash flow.I deal only with Section 8, because they direct deposite to my account..I am not in the business of chasing rent..I explain to them that I own the property, not them, and they WILL TREAT IT fairly..I prefer single mothers with children who are on disability..I never have to hear that they lost thier job, because they will never have one..I let them know I stop over once a month to check the heater(my excuse to check on them) and it works well..Another angle I have come up with is that I buy NICE places and make the people on Section 8 feel proud as to where they live, and it seems to pay off..My one tenant drives me nut, because she is always calling me asking to hang new fixtures on her sink, or the 4 foot by 6 foot stained glass picture above her fireplace, or the fancy $400 lite she bought for the hallway...I don't know how these people have such nice things, but no job..I don't ask..All I know is they treat me well, and I would rather her call me to be her interior decorator than to hear that she is trashing the place..

This is a easy decision, pass.Several scenarios possible that makes this a easy decision to pass..... mother dies or husband leaves.You should also raise your minimum credit score. 600 is way too low placing you only one point above financially irresponsible territory.

I house hacked in SLC 3 times in 3 years, and I recall once when I was getting a loan, I suggested to the loan officer that we include the $1200/month rent I would be getting from my mother-in-law basement apartment to strengthen my DTI ratio.

I love real estate.I work in sales and all my real estate experience has been passed down to me by my mother, a 25 year veteran in the industry.You will often find me reading, working, or making music!

My mother owns her own interior design firm so using her builders, electricians, plumbers and discounts on tile, appliances you name it I was able to gut the home from top to bottom and redo all the outside landscaping.

RMLS because once they do everybody and their Mother jump onto them.

I recently started running a bunch of models because I'm buying a primary residence with a mother in law suite.