It was developed with our kids in mind for amazing summer memories for many families and friends.

See the diagram below.Choosing the property first is the wrong approach.

I have amazing memories and had a lot of fun growing up there, but I also got to see, first hand, the problems they don't tell you in the brochure. 1) it is a full time, 24/7 operation.

At one point she buried her face in her hands and I couldn't help but think about her being in the home by herself with so many years of memories.

But memories are short.

I use the previous tenant move in/move out check list to jog my memory. 

The previous owner was a woman of failing mental health and memory.

I believe Ellis is a loan officer at a bank if memory serves, I may be wrong there, so they may have that policy.

Correction; Under HUD regulations sex offenses, drug convictions and crimnal records for violent offenses or drugs are issues that will keep anyone from receiving section 8 or PHA assistance, so, if any are there, it's not the section 8 tenant.Yes, this thread brings back memories of the logic employed by Sec. 8 and PHA tenants, memories that could have remained uncovered for the rest of my days.Does anyone have grammar check, some of this is killing me

MaryAnn HoughtonSorry for the digression on Life Estate.There are a couple of legal items that might affect your lifetime lease.I'm not 100% on this and this goes far back into the reaches of my memory, but I seem to recall that Pennsylvania law limited residential leases to a maximum of 3 years.