I had a client that purchased a house for his daughter near a major University in MD, and I remember him having difficulty getting reasonable price on the hazard insurance.

I have also represented my daughter through her purchase of a HUD home where we also co-signed the loan for her.So, I don't know who is telling you that it isn't allowed. 

We also contribute $5000 to daughters 529.

I have a daughter with autism and this would be a great way to give her the opportunity to live independently by leasing a house to an organization that cares for adults with disabilities.

The 2 women, 68 yo mother and 50 yo daughter, are earning decent money from one of our larger school systems and are highly valued by their supervisors.

My name is Alex, and I am father of 2 beautiful daughters and the lucky husband of a amazing woman!

BTW my daughter was a student at Univ.

We have been in contact with the daughter of the original grantor who is in poor health and can no longer care for himself.

I asked him what he thought of the neighborhood--he told me he wouldn't let his 2yr old daughter come through it.3) One of the mid-flips we visited turned out to be a robbery in progress (the PM astutely noted that previous work that had been completed was now just about undone by neighborhood thugs--she had to call her construction team to get on the scene)4) Upon leaving Indy, I told Clayton and his team I was interested in only his B properties (none of which I got to see) and could they send me some to look at.

When we started a family, we decided it would be best for me to pause my career, working in higher education, to stay home with our daughter.