I usually refer my friends and family to LegacyShield and Netlaw if it suits their fancy.

That's why I say it is suited better for senior investors or that special person that has the skills to manage everything, and are used to dealing with numbers that have a LOT of zero's behind them. :) 

Another way to do that effectively would be to do that with Fix and Flip that suits your dementions starting out.  

By this last statement I mean - if you have a relationship with a lawyer, accountant, or tax professional, ask them for a referral to another in their field who may be particularly experienced in real estate investing (best if they do it themselves) and suited to your personal situation and needs.I recommend that you seek business insurance from a local provider in a similar manner.And you should build relationships with one or more realtors - also in a similar manner.Hope to see you at an upcoming REI gathering - usually the attire is business professional and the atmosphere is casual - but the participants are highly focused on REI and success (theirs - and yours).  

You have to get wet to swim, and at some point you'll just have to jump in. 

Typically, there are back up offers we can go right back to vs. getting tied up in court, suits etc. 

Good advice Jay, I should probably be more discreet about this niche, LOL,  but discretion has never been my strong suit ;)  Mums the word moving forward!

So better suited to higher quality properties and tenants.

So, I recently posted about my first duplex purchase in August. Home ownership is definitely giving me some good lessons. Since owning the property, the intention was to do some remodeling here and there, then rent it...

To respond to your question as to where or not you should focus on paying off her debt, there are a few questions to answer before you can drill down to the answer that best suits you.