The property consists of two residential units and a large bonus space that is used by MANNAHOUSE, a local 501(c)3 that distributes food to those in need.

Purchase price: $425,000 Cash invested: $90,000 The property consists of two residential units and a large bonus space that is used by MANNAHOUSE, a local 501(c)3 that distributes food to those in need.

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It is really good food for thought and dovetails nicely in my opinion with the current thread on low price and turnkey.

So I think I am left with two issues:Determining if a lawyer/investment verification platform would agree that I am a license holder in good standing if I am claiming this state registration exemption.Finding the most efficient way to renew my license (or prevent expiration).

I like to include a variety of places for food, drinks, entertainment/attractions special to that location, sports, groceries, and music.

However, I wanted to continue learning so I looked more into real estate investing as a way to create a path for myself and expand into other fields I'm passionate about, such as health and wellness.My goal is to build up both businesses into companies that work to create solutions for our environment, the less fortunate or lower-income, provide jobs, better our food system, and inspire those like me to think bigger and know it's possible.Thank you to everyone that's here and I hope to add value inside the forums and continue making this a place to give knowledge and push our peers forward.

However, I wanted to continue learning so I looked more into real estate investing as a way to create a path for myself and expand into other fields I'm passionate about, such as health and wellness.My goal is to build up both businesses into companies that work to create solutions for our environment, the less fortunate or lower-income, provide jobs, better our food system, and inspire those like me to think bigger and know it's possible.Thank you to everyone that's here and I hope to add value inside the forums and continue making this a place to give knowledge and push our peers forward.

Well, if you have a great relationship, just do a Bargain & Sale Deed to get title (in OR) for no consideration.However, you need to think a couple of things:1) Qualifying to assume the loan if she's not making payments and you're the new title holder AND2) Tax impact of a "gift" that size from your mother - Call a CPA.Not getting why you just get something like a Transfer on Death (or equiv) and make the loan payments and be nice to her (to maintain the relationship).

I believe a former owner is treated like a holder over tenant.You could also give a quick call the housing court that would cover the property to see what they say.