title says it all, if anyone has any recommendations please drop in here!

Hi Jordan, the price point here on the central coast is a significant obstacle for many buyers but nothing that hasn't been overcome by someone else before.

You can shoot me a PM and I can connect you with them or they can chime in here if they'd like to.

I also self manage the STR as well so I save on the high management fees typically associated with using a STR management company.In terms of strategic markets - I mean markets that have an inherent growth path based on key metrics like employment growth, population growth, tax benefits, etc.

My biggest obstacle right now is getting the reserves. 

I see on security camera that she still has some things in her storage spot.

Hi Abby,Old Buildings are pretty, but they take a LOT of knowledge and a lot of TODO to make happen.Maybe someone in here LOCAL to you can help you out (and not burn you out of the deal in the process).All of those things could be done, but the rent free thing might work better if you are a part owner and also building manger.I do not do this type of investment, but beware,,,not everyone is a fair player, and someone(s) may seek to squeeze you out of the deal and take the whole thing for themselves, leaving you with nothing.I will give you a "Lead".

My mother has moved out of her home and in her final foster care situation.

Re Multi Entity - yes, your CPA should chime in here but there are cases where a holding structure is warranted and you can set the financials up to streamline things a bit.

I find a lot of people just assume that since they inherently trust their friend/family member, a lot of the "what ifs" and worst-case scenarios are not hammered out in fine detail which can lead to confusion and personal interpretation after the deal is closed, which it should have been addressed pre-emptively before the money was lent out.