Should we rent Mom's house instead of selling it?
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Riggins Strategic Solutions
“It can work if the numbers hold up and someone is willing to be the landlord. Rent is income, and income can matter for care costs and benefits, so run it past the elder law attorney and the CPA. Count repairs, vacancy, insurance and management before you decide it pays.”
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