One of her emergency contacts is a friend who also happens to be the mother of a "landlord"  she previously rented from.

Question/advice : I have a woman that is having issues with a home that belonged to her mother.

Cash from insurance money from my mother.

If so, I would try listing it as a 3/1+MIL (Mother-in-law, or whatever the correct term is for your area).

At $1000/mo. there just isnt much to work with.

My name is Ronald and I'm going to jump right into it.I'm currently looking to secure a joint loan with myself, my mother and fiance for a property in Houston, Tx.

Hello everyone, still pretty new to REI and was planning on tackling investing on my own, but it turns out my immediate family (mother, and brother) want to go in as partners with me.

Hi BP, I will try to keep this long story super concise:My Grandparents passed away last Dec. leaving their waterfront property in the fingerlakes to my mother.

My mother has also recently become a licensed real estate agent so she has access to New York State's MLS.Some of the questions I have and other information I was hoping to receive are as followed:How to identify a "good deal" amongst hundreds of listings?

As a stipulation to their inheritance their mother had to live in the upstairs until her passing; their mother just passed away.