The share economy is real, not going to stop anytime soon, and only going to grow.

Any time you try to force a bad deal into a good one, you are setting yourself up for failure.

I think your best bet would be to talk to property managers that can offer the boots on ground perspective of their market.

Feel free to message me anytime, I'm trying to get the hang of teaching thing and I'm happy to help any way that I can.

When she gifts the real estate to you she needs to furnish your CPA with an appraisal for the property and you pay Capital Gains tax based on your mother's purchase price if you sell the property any time down the road.If you are asking about how to acquire three properties with some sort of transfers and/or loans we nee a lot more information e.g. the purchase price for each property, down payments, rental income, expenses, etc..

This is just the way business is done.Now it sounds like you got a bad one for sure, I'm not defending him, but I'd bet your Scope Of Work and Contract would not pass scrutiny.

Your best bet is to wait until bank forecloses and buy it from them.

.$120 below market x 4 units x 12 months = $5,760 per yearIn two years, that's enough to add a roof, replace all the water heaters, replace a furnace or two, etc.I bet I'm being conservative.

@Jose MaderaThe only way to monetize the difference between your option purchase price of X, and the end buyers option price of X + 1, is to (1) exercise your option to buy by purchasing the property AND the end buyer exercises his option to purchase the property.With an option to purchase you have the right to purchase at a certain price, which you can (theoretically) exercise any time within the option period.

But if they are savvy money people and they trust you (which I bet the do), then this seems very doable.