I also have a mother-in-law apartment at my home I rent out.  

The seller was going to a nursing home, and the dog was older and he didnt want his dog to have to leave its home of the past decade.  

My mother in law - a custom SFR developer almost lost everything during the last recession when the loans were called early.I am personally a part time buy and hold investor pursuing long term rental units with full employment outside of my investments. 

So I went to his apartment and I saw a nice lady from Hawaii who came to NYC to visit her mother with dementia.

My mother lived in the home until 2 1/2 years ago when she passed away.

I suggested to them to borrow equity out of another property that they owned, and before my mother-in-law could say no, my father-in-law yells out “DO IT”.

Renea: Thanks for such a motherly welcome lol!

It was their mother's house, and they live next door.

NOw this ghost ad crap... that one is really bad... put an add in when you really have nothing to sell and basically lie to people to get them to respond.any way  just not my cup of tea.... and how anyone can think this is ethical business practice I think needs to do a double check.. how would you like it if someone is doing this to your mother !

Welcome,An interesting way to possibly go about RE would be you, your mother, and brothers, each look into a niche of RE.