Well thanks for that @Kyle J.I've just never thought of it that way and no one has said that I could do that as an option - and I have worked with at least 2 realtors (1 seasoned in the business for a few years and the other new-er) that never mentioned anything like this as an option.Armed with the right tools one can achieve much. :)I've always looked at this beginning process as having to follow a certain standard.

The unit is pretty nice and the current tenets are high quality tenets (an older couple) that don't strike me as the type of people that are going to trash the unit.The Middle Unit : This is the unit where my bf & I would live.

Just a car payment (which  used a Loan for to establish credit which may have been a mistake) and everyday things such as cellular bills.Since one podcast encouraged to reach out to older experienced investors on these forums.

I used Steve Ginsberg for the last tax season for my personal return including properties out of state.  

The reason is so that I can season the title and do a cash-out refi in 6-8 months.

After a few months, she has a significant other and older son who moved in the house.

Does this investment strategy make sense for older, retired investors?

Even people much older than me are new to the industry.  

Now the property is in probate, uncontested, with only one heir.The lady that inherited the property is older and just wants to be rid of it, but she has this crazy woman (literally crazy...you wouldn't believe some of the stuff she's done to the neighbors) who won't leave.  

productId=50290469&pl=1&Ntt=mold+primerMany older bathrooms will have windows in the showers in my area and I prefer to remove them when I get a chance.