My mother is a real estate investor and after learning from her as well as books like Rich Dad Poor Dad, I've decided that real estate investing is the path for me.

Hi all,It is awkward to admit but I am having problems with a partner of mine and after he basically destroyed a deal, I am in need of a knowledgeable attorney -that you would recommend to your mother- in Houston, TX.

Your mother is 60 years old and is looking for a "risk averse" manner in which to generate a minimum of a 4.8% annual return on an investment of $1,000,000.  

I'm looking to get into real estate with my daughter who is a nurse.

The buyer is using it as an AirBnB and renting to traveling nurses at 2-3 times what normal rent would be... 

That is how my mother in law got a vacuum that was too heavy for her to even use.

Listing also mentions it has an unfinished "mother-in-law" suite (not sure exactly what that is).Rehab I can tell it needs without seeing in person: probably drywall, definitely  paint and flooring, probably kitchen and bathrooms, probably cabinets.Comps: Other properties in the area similar to size look to be selling around $100k-150.So I guess my questions are:Is anyone familiar with Lithonia?

Hi have a very nice mother-in-law unit in a beautiful new build neighborhood.

Due to my mother's medical condition we are living basically rent free at my parents house.  

Colleague has mother and step dad that is PM with office and personal home in Mentor.Swanny