As a former foster child who had battled addiction from a young age, I had overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges before.

I'm 26 yrs old and living in my parents house (3 bed, 2 bath, ~1300sq ft) in a relatively low cost area for NOVA (Woodbridge VA). 

I agree an attorney would be a great idea, but what I've found with my own parents is they use their "old friend who's been an attorney for 47 years" who doesn't know jack about real estate.First, I you've come to the right place, please try to find an attorney on this forum who has knowledge and experience on the subject.

As of now, I have saved up enough money for a down payment on a fha loan, and my income is expected to meet the loan qualification criteria soon (with my parent co-signing due to my limited income history).

They work, have parents, student loans, grants, and scholarships to help offset housing.5.

Hey even flipping we're good at.Ask your questions here, anything counts, in one place and I will give you a solid data-backed (NEVER opinion-based) answer.In case you don't know me, My name is MSOOTKAUG, and am quite damn good at generating actually motivated seller leads, ranking websites #1, Credibility, and Conversions and people usually have to fork over their first=born child to have me consulting them.

My parents recently questioned why I don't buy a house because they think that's what every smart person with money does.

I am going to try and explain my question well, but bear with me.My parents and I split a 12 acre plot of land.  

I joined BP back in 2023 and haven't done anything in real estate due to family responsibilities with a parent and kids.  

I am looking to scale my business and am leveraging an investor (my parents) to fund my down payment for 5 % interest on a 10 year loan.