I’m 36 and married with a beautiful 3-month old daughter.

Maybe this is why the claw foot tub is still sitting outside my daughters house for maybe 4 years, not re-installed.

Not saying they are bad, just a different mentality from an investor. 

Just talked with a wonderfully nice lady last week that recently rented to her daughter and boyfriend. 

She also added (because after the show when she mentioned this it brought up this question) that 1) She needs a lawyer and try and find one that has experience with mental health/addiction issues because that can help your family member and 2) Get a Realtor who has the Divorce specialist certification designation because high-conflict buy/sales need specialist experience and can really help your family member with things a regular Realtor might overlook.   

This one is much easier to vet as you can have a mental model for approximately what the standard fees and splits should be from looking at many deals.

Getting started was difficult for me mentally.

I have gone through this mental exercise every time I have cash out refinanced and I always have come to the same conclusion.

My wife and I are debating on if we should help our daughter buy a house to live in and rent out rooms while in college.

The owners are deceased and the daughter is the representative of the heirs and she is the one who redeemed it.