You can house hack a duplex or a mother in law.

He was not in a hurry to sell but his mother has been managing the property and he still owes on his loan and hasn’t had renters in 9 months.

I own a 4plex in San Marcos, CA (San Diego County) that I was given by my mother in 2018. 

I know this market pretty well, however, I moved to California during the pandemic to take care of my elderly mother.

That includes:SpouseIn-laws, including a mother-in-law, father-in-law, brother-in-law, or sister-in-lawChildren, including step-children, foster children, or adopted childrenSiblings, including step-siblingsNieces and nephewsAunts and unclesFirst cousinsIt's also worth noting that there has been a strong legislation push for 529s recently.

i have a mail campaign that can sustain for a few more months however i am very anxious to get a deal under me to continue funding my mailings. obviously these people are in a difficult spot, however i too have been in that same spot. i am 21 years old right now and i lost my mother to breast cancer at 17 and had a bad run in with business people (one of the biggest reasons i got into this business) and my goal is to help people out of these situations. i provide a free moving service and obviously a cash buyer. so im curious what anyones thoughts are on this?

So my question is, should I add 2 bedrooms and one bath, or should I create a "mother in law" suite with one bed, one bath and a small kitchenette?

And recently went up to my mother while she was standing in front of the building and used their hand as if it was a gun and shooting at her and telling her they were going to kill her.

There's so much competition that you'll hear from buyers over and over "Sorry - I just found out that my mother's babysitter has a dog walker whose 2nd cousin's house painter has a 3rd cousin that's a Realtor. 

For the past 3 years, while helping a family, I have dive deep into books and podcasts until my mother was back on her feet.