Yeah being trigger happy so to speak I assume happens a lot to a lot of new investors.

With the kind of risk you take, you should be able to hit the jack pot and not have the bank just yank it out from under you.

I have a lot to look into.

@Juan González The Orlando/Kissimmee market doesn't have a whole lot to offer in the way of multi family in a consistant supply.

There's a lot to like about Rabbu.

If you are asking this question, it means you have a LOT to learn before you start investing other peoples money.

I dont really have a lot to say about the 'borrowing against the stocks' things just because I dont know that much about it.

If only Maryland had more properties with 4 separate house on one lot to compare.

I know there is a lot to learn.Best Regards!

Stacy Montes ,before you try to pay any of your mother's debts,stop and get a good probate attorney immediately.There is a chance you won't have to pay off most or maybe any of her credit card debt.If your mother owed smaller amounts to multiple credit cards companies like less than than $8,000 thousand each,there is a strong possibility they won't waste spending the money it would cost them to file a case against the estate (not you personally or your credit involved).In a year those debts can be dismissed permanently due to lack of filing a claim against the estate.Now if she owed a lot to one credit card company,you might be able to negotiate a much lower settlement to prevent them from going to court against the estate.The lawyer will explain the laws of California probate and advise you on how to best handle her estate finances.