Hi,I own a rental house that has two separated units in California. One unit in front and one unit in the back. They all are separated. The unit in the back is an in-law unit. Right now they share a same electricity m...

Hey BP'ers, I am posting to try and get some advice about a situation that has just come up.I’ve been actively looking around for what would be my first real estate deal.My mother-in-law recently had a fall, and has d...

A property that I am considering moving into has a detached mother in law suite above garage. What lenders consider this as an ADU and not separate units for fannie mae guidelines.  Please get back to me when you can...

I am new to wholesaling and my mother in-law is thinking about calling another investor to sale her home. I told her that I could do it and I would do it with getting little to no profit. The question I have is, how d...

would it even work? How would you rent it

Hello,I have a question about the best way to structure this long term rental real estate deal.My brother-in-law found the property, has little capital, and does not have the capability of pulling another loan out.He ...

I notice in Chicago that there are a lot of mult-units with garden units and in-law units. It also seems like the rain storms are getting worse, If you own a building with a garden unit or in-law unit, has yours ever ...

Stupid things Tenant Applicant’s say.

I had renovated a nice 4/3/2 and put it on the market for lease. Here are some of the comments from people who toured the property during the open house or called me from signa...

My father is law (let's call him FIL) is retired, owns his home free and clear, wants to downsize, and eventually would like his estate to go to his only child (my wife). Get likes the idea of moving into a condo or a...

Hypothetically,

if a mix property (commercial main level and two apartments above)
only has $80k left on a $350k loan
and the property is worth $500k
and the taxes are $12k/yr
and the rents are $4k/mo
and the owne...