However, if it is, as a mother I would not have guessed this from the listing as a potential out of state buyer.

My lessons were that rising property taxes can heavily impact profits (not an issue in CA), Mother Nature can be harsh, getting contractors from a far to actually perform especially in a time after a disaster can be very challenging.Good luck

My mother in law lived across the street where it happened, owner had to sell because the rooming house was declared illegal.

My wife and I are occasional flippers with 4 under our belt and we typically use a heloc on our primary to secure hard money and pay for rehabs.I own a plumbing company I’m just getting off the ground and know the money will be there eventually but could be a while.My mother in law lives in CA (I live in oregon) and they have a few rentals plus their primary that they have 1million plus in equity in.

With sincerity and love, mother of two toddlers

When I look at potential properties I think about if my wife, mother, or daughter would feel comfortable collecting rent there or even jogging in the area.  

My immediate plans is to rent the home and the mother-in-law suite once I'm complete with the cosmetics and the addition of restroom and kitchen.

My mother who is a retired insurance agent, the guy she worked with for 20 years and the insurance agent in my networking group all have said to never buy whole life as it is a bad product.  

They also have free listings and screening but I haven't used those yet -- my mother has and she said it was easy.

Hi,I'm seeking advice from the community, especially from those with relevant experience.My mother owns several properties under her and my father's names (my father is now deceased).