Also AS @Edward B. stated completely bad Karma to kick someone out of their home that rescued it the morning before the sale I don't care if it was 5 minutes they got the dough there.watch the movie 99 homes to see the other side of this heart wrenching things owners went through.for these reasons we rarely anymore buy homes that are occupied.. if its abandoned then its a different story.think about your mother or father being booted out.. or someone you love.. then make your decision.

Hey everyone, We have agreed to buy a property in Maryland from my mother-in-law, this will also be my first deal.

I am planning on selling that house using the equity to purchase my mothers condo.

For example, "John, yesterday you said that you would be able to pay me the full rent of $750 when you got paid today and now you left your deposit card in Jane's car and she has gone to her mother's house for the weekend, is that right?

He has a client who wants to sell her mother's property but apparently her recently deceased mother still owes about $270k on the loan.

Her will states that her money/ cash goes to her husband 30% and to her mother 70%.

Final wrinkle, the owner of the kitchen and bath company we do all our business with, my best friends dad, recently married my wife’s mother.

My mother-in-law has a house which we are helping to do some rehabbing and she is planning to rent it out.One of the problems that we noticed, is that the exterior wood stairs (connecting the kitchen and garage) is exposed, so if it's raining, it would be very inconvenient for the tenants.

I’m new so forgive my ignorance.Client bought a house several years ago.Lived in it for a few years, mother got sick so he moved in with his mother to help her.The property in question has been paid off for years and vacant.

My mother in law manages a few rentals in that area and would be able to help us manage ours.