@Minna Reid I'd expect no less from a Realtor, lol @Theresa Harris Thanks, the point of my post that you don't sign an "exclusivity agreement" in any market, hot or cold.

It pays the surviving partner the proceeds so they can purchase the deceased partners share from his estate.

Originally posted by @Brookshire Harris:@Jeffrey Mcintyre Q1: How did the webinar go and did you decide to go with Cole Realty? 

Quote from @Theresa Harris: I would talk to the tenants and encourage them to file a restraining order even if they are leaving. 

Keeping 1 parent as comfortable as possible is not a problem so much as the big mess the surviving parent could be left in later.

Maybe take your returns to another professional to vet this "strategy" and make sure it's legit before you go recommending it to every Tom, Dick and Harry on the internet.If you're making a blanket case that "trusts don't pay taxes", then you've been grossly misinformed.While for YOUR situation it may be true that there are no taxes in the trust, you can't just make a blanket statement like that without bringing something to back it up.So - my advice - learn about this strategy so you understand the nuances of it so you can understand who benefits from it. 

@Theresa Harris they both were tenants that came with a property i bought in June.

I don't really care how much it pays as long as I can survive on it.I walked away from a secure job to find my passion.

@Theresa Harris Thanks again for the insight Theresa!

Yannick Harry at Dagley got me the best rates on everything. several rentals, my primary, auto and a 2M dollar umbrella policy (the umbrella was only like 400 a year)inbox me and ill get you two introduced