I love @t Account Closed trick.

A 30 year T-bond is 1.5%; you can't even get half of what she's looking for if you are willing to lend for a third of a century.

Imagine if I said, "I really like your outfit, but your shirt clashes with the wash of your jeans."

Imagine if I said, "I really like your outfit, but your shirt clashes with the wash of your jeans."

Imagine if I said, "I really like your outfit, but your shirt clashes with the wash of your jeans."

The FHA qualifications process to transfer from your parents at some date in the future would depend on your credit score, time on job, debts, income, etc....just like it is now.Seller financing would work also (along with several other creative methods)The "secret" Nathaniel, is finding the R-I-G-H-T- seller!

The other was in a tub/shower where the owner had installed one of those hand shower heads on the end of a flexible hose, with a T piece connecting the flexible hose to the existing shower head and pipe. 

Amy, Have you seen a T-12 for the property?

I always recommend the book “Rich dad, Poor dad” by Robert T.

I am an insurance agent who has written policies for a number of "casual" landlords (3-5 properties on average) and lately watching a few expand into true businesses with 10+ units.