Gross negligence means:An act taken without exercising even the most basic amount of care owed to others.A deliberate disregard for the safety or well-being of another person.A lack of care that demonstrates reckless disregard for the safety or lives of others.A conscious and voluntary disregard of the need to use reasonable care, likely to cause foreseeable grave injury or harm.In other words, if there are potential hazards that exist at your property that you are ignoring, you could be considered grossly negligent.

Lived in it for 2.5 years while slowly fixing up the house and property.

Client B: Rob is currently under contract for a house for his little sister to live in.

I'm a man at 30 years of age,  current living in the Greve area, a bit outside of CopenhagenI am looking to make a team in which we all win:It would be cool if is was men/women from Denmark, as it would make the laws/language easier for us allHere is some of my thoughts:- Help each other- Get started with rental property (together or separate)- Technical/document/assesments help etc.- Maybe a once a month get together or zoom call - or maybe much moreThe ultimate goal is to become financially free/generational wealth - for everybody in the teamThank you for reading Leave a message if interested

Here's the rundown:Grandmother owns house (free and clear), her daughter lives in house as well with four children.Grandmother passes away, leaving behind Living Trust with a single asset (the house).

Hello everyone,  I am fairly new to REI, and I'm currently living in my parents house which is in a newer subdivision on the Northwest side of Pueblo, Colorado, the nicer area. 

I'm looking to better understand how folks who live in CA structure their investment entities that are out of state.

While reviewing the landlord registration forms, I saw a remark stating that if the property owner does not live in the same county as the property location, the owner must choose an in-county representative to receive official documentation on their behalf.

In fact, I just got done with one in FL 2 weeks ago and put it live on Airbnb over the weekend.

In theory we could buy a house with him and rent it for ten years and break even, pay the debt down, build credit, and later maybe he lives there.