Once you have your money lined up - and it doesn't necessarily have to be your money; it can be a pre-approval from a bank; an equity partner; your mother; a HELOC; whatever - you are ready to find your "great deal". 

The banks eventually caught on and called the notes sending him into bankruptcy.The house across the street from mine also has an interesting title history-House was owned by Grandpa....Grandpa passed away.Granddaughter's mother-in-law purchased the house from the estate in order to help out son and daughter-in-law. ($173,000 in 2004)Son and daughter-in-law rent the house from Mother in law.  

Her mother would move with her. 

This is  our 1st deal & we are unsure of how to proceed the right way.An acquaintance of ours is the beneficiary of her mothers home who passed away 2 years ago.

. :) I shared your info about the foundation with my mother.

Everything checks out great except this is my first time having a applicant with no rental history only there mother is put down as landlord.

I managing my mother-in-laws property and taking care of everything for her via POA.

My mother in law bought a duplex in 1981 for $110K, when she was over 60 years of age, and sold it in 2003 for $850K.

They inherited from their mother.

The Mother is the caretaker.