Hi Julie,We’re looking at a very similar situation with a house owned by an estate where one of the family members wants to remain in the house but at a significantly reduced rent rate.

It's just switching out one retirement vehicle for another, and you have to do what's right for you.

I'm not typically one to write posts, but wanted to talk about my experience with the Subto mentorship with Pace Morby.

My partners and I run a real estate meetup here in Tampa every month and it would be great for you can join us at our next one.

One of my earlier rentals didn't cash flow at first, but after a few years, rents went up and now it does. 

I liked this one the best because it's on a river and has great weather.

One key lesson learned from the Stowers Road project is the importance of thorough market research to ensure that renovations align with buyer expectations and local market conditions.

One could make an argument that the neighborhood is posed for appreciation.

Some investors think I am crazy doing that and perhaps so, but I take other people's money seriously and even when the crap hits the fan (and it will if you do enough deals for a long enough period of time), paying back your lender is priority one in my book.Most of my deals for private money also include a balloon payment rather than monthly payments.

You don't mention if you will live in one of the units you want to buy or if you have a house yourself.