I guess with the move in fee it would cover the cost of a cleaner anyway - but things can get complicated when you have 3 units at once up and all need cleaning

And the process is not as complicated as one might think... so far.

Lenders give me free training if they have complicated products. 

None of this is really too complicated, mainly it's the floor plans and structural drawings that can take money + time since most architects/structural engineers are backed up with work right now. 

I am looking for advice on a situation I am in. I just want to preface this that I am not gloating or bragging in any way shape or form here but seeking real advice. My parents have a second home they purchased severa...

@Marcus BrownIt can get complicated if you owned the land for some time, let it appreciate in value, and then put a mobile home on it and moved into it for 2 years.

Real estate investing is not all that complicated. 

I like it because tenants get a portal, and it’s layout is simplified.Basically a lot of PM software I find overly complicated.

I am coming over here for very needed   help with very difficult problem .I am in my senior years .My question is about gain taxes strategy in my  complex situation .The property , condominium in prominent Hollywood CA areawas bought by mi and my ex now husband in 1996 for 90k .I was putting a lot of money in paying it , downpayment , improvements , because was spoken is mine , because we alreadywere contemplating possibility of divorce .In 2000 we finalize our divorce .The same year I got married for the second time .Unfortunately promises arround uncontested divorced with my first ex  were not kept,and I was forced to do quiet title case , when it was decided  10% of property belonged to my first ex,and 90% to mi .It was complicated history of deeds , which I do not will describe over here .The case of quiet title had place in 2006 .

I think you face two complications.