In Michigan and New York, people started believing us when we told them where we were headed, but they were incredulous when we told them we started in Washington.When I started my real estate journey(12 years after my front bike wheel hit the Atlantic,) I wouldn't even tell people about my goals, because I knew they wouldn't believe me.

Obviously you haven't gotten to know me ;-)You could always give each of your tenants a new low-flow shower head for Xmas ... or splurge on new UHET toilets  :-P

And you want to be the owner of the property on title.And she wants to get out of her situation, not have to deal with the house or payments anymore, and also doesn't want to have this loan hanging over her head indefinitely.There is a way to set this up to where everybody is happy and protected, and from what you've shared, this does seem like a perfect candidate for a subject-to structure.Use that little search tool at the top right of your page and look for "subject to" ... you will find some great threads on this topic where people who are much more experienced with subject-to than me speak to how it works.

However, asking a real estate atty and CPA will give you great head start in being protected and financially sound, whether you incorporate or not.I have started my own LLC for all REI, which is wholesale, flipping and selling.

We purchased small dehumidifiers for these areas and helped 100% but haven't replaced the blinds in this one room to see if that could be the issue.We have scratched our heads and I swear there is something wrong within the house. 

I can't wait to tackle this head on.

Doing it this way will give you a heads up on your next refi because you’ll know which banks to avoid based your your current circumstances.

This is not a typical scenario happy warm house/brag about being homeowners this is strictly business and to give us a roof over our head as we transition in life (I work a relatively higher paying job that may not be around forever; she is in nursing school).

Hello y'all.I'm originally from the USA, currently working abroad, but looking to head back to the States in the next couple years to really go big in RE investing.  

I then dove head first into real estate.