This is a minimal cost that you will see return on.

The water damaging the floors in other rooms is minimal you can only feel it underneath, dehumidifiers and fans are set up.

He consulted a lawyer and if they are both on the title they don't get taxed for the first 500k of profit, if its just my mom they just save half but then god forbid a lawsuit happens its not protected.In a trust it seems like its protected but there is no tax savings if they sell the house, in a revocable trust they have the tax savings, and probate risk is removed but its not shielded from a lawsuit.Is there anything to minimize all 3 problems of taxation, lawsuits, and probate?

I have a chance to buy a property valued at 308k for 280k, which I would like to invest a minimal amount of money into and flip. 

My biggest thing has always been the minimalizing of my big-ticket costs on my budget so I have the ability to do more with my life.

If she does, then let her know you will have to assess the damages (if applicable) after she moves out.I just did something like this in July, but also promised to return some of the security deposit ($700 out of $1150) if they moved out by July 8th, left the house broom swept clean, all the belongings removed, and no/minimal damages. 

I think that is a great way for you guys to start with minimal money down.

Insurance costs are generally minimal. 

My brother in law turned a single story into a two story after Harvey since he couldn’t otherwise get out of the property and has gotten a bigger living area and converted the entire first level into storage area that can take a future flood with minimal restoration cost.

new contruction from 2018, across the street from college, minimal vacancy How did you finance this deal?